Sentence examples for a profusion of styles from inspiring English sources

This approach meant the museum's three wings, stretched out over three floors with two courtyards, could be decorated in a profusion of styles.

Dresses in a profusion of styles were hits at Lord & Taylor, where shoppers snapped up minimalist designs in nude or olive tones, as well as one-shoulder and ruffled pieces.

New work issued from Condo's various studios in a profusion of styles and forms — figurative and abstract paintings and collages, drawings, and, from 1989 on, sculptures whose antecedents ranged from Picasso's witty combinations of found objects to de Kooning's roughly kneaded human hulks.

Pop-punk exuberance is Appetite's stock in trade, its walls (and floors) are covered in a profusion of styles, from Ariel Cusnir's paintings of idealized tropical islands and Anabella Papa's witty paintings of beautiful, casual violence (schoolboys brawling, a man attacked by a wolf) to a row of blue plastic shopping bags and a paint can frozen in mid-spill atop a table.

There is a profusion of architectural styles in the city, ranging from Gothic to semi-Tudor, Romanesque to Italian Renaissance, and the remarkable feature of the buildings is that they are virtually all made of wood.

The additions and a profusion of facade styles ranging from masonry and vinyl to brick and stucco tell of decades of work by home improvement contractors and heavy-duty do-it-yourselfers in a place where a premium is placed on keeping up houses.

It was the wrong time and the wrong place, a moment of power struggle in the art world between a permissive profusion of styles and an uncompromising insistence on the inevitability of abstraction.

For a time after the war, he continued to work in a bewildering profusion of styles, but toward the end of the decade he disciplined his exuberant imagination by making pieces in stylistically unified series.

Modern music is heard in a bewildering profusion of styles, many of them contemporary, others engendered in past eras.

Schnabel's art in particular was characterized by its chaotic profusion of styles and sources.

I say this because of the profusion of styles we found among these bottles.