Sentence examples for a profusion of small from inspiring English sources

A profusion of small things, actually: well over a dozen separate acts in 40-minute sets, spread out over all three stages of the Knitting Factory.

Grown in a warm town garden, and given a hot summer, the following spring you may also enjoy a profusion of small magenta flowers.

It is characterised by a profusion of small producers Japan has six times more food firms, relative to its population, than America as well as excessive regulation and a lack of competition.

Happy Wanderers Q.: While in Tasmania last August (the end of winter and the beginning of spring there), I saw a bush with a profusion of small purple trumpetlike blooms.

The dorsal coloration consists of a light to dark brown background with a series of 8 10 striking yellowish to reddish brown "saddles" with darker margins, all covered by a profusion of small white spots.

In France, the slump has been marked by a return to traditional drawing, exhibited in a profusion of small-scale shows, often curated by art students.

That has resulted in a profusion of smaller parties representing special interests, particularly the Orthodox.

A profusion of smaller releases targeted audiences looking for alternatives to mainstream fare, but the sheer number may have left cinemagoers pondering which to pick.

Mayor Irene Krieb and the village trustees argue that the proposed tower would produce rental income for the village, provide better reception than the water tower and, by accommodating all the wireless carriers now offering service in the area, prevent a profusion of smaller antennas from going up in the future.

Most impressively, it features a gratifying profusion of small, lively woodcut prints from 1918-23 that will be unfamiliar to most viewers.

It compensates for some of the museum show's shortcomings, most impressively with a gratifying profusion of small, lively woodcut prints from 1918-23 that will be unfamiliar to most viewers.