Sentence examples for abounding in from inspiring English sources
"abounding in" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English
It can be used when you want to say that something is plentiful or abundant, or in other words, when there is a great abundance or plenty of something. For example, "The garden was abounding in colorful flowers."
And ballet goes on abounding in sexist, melodramatic clichés.
Lush forests are a result, abounding in a rich variety of plants and animals.
The interior was decked out almost entirely in wood, the single room abounding in engraved patterns.
Benalcázar led an expedition in search of the mythical Eldorado, believed to be a region abounding in gold.
The score is a tuneful delight, abounding in two-step dances, ditties, songs and some quite fancy ensemble scenes.
But the better, more inventive food can be found on a larger menu of 60 dishes abounding in pleasant surprises.
Abounding in sex, violence and supernatural happenings, it has been one of the great sources of inspiration for visual artists.
The skyscrapers that shot up in Chicago and New York were "cathedrals of commerce," abounding in office space and brimming with enterprising workers.
Abounding in descriptive passages of great virtuosity, his poignant and often pessimistic verses have become proverbial, thanks to their compact diction and fluent style.
The trouble is that the play itself, abounding in overt points of similarity the canonical Chekhov dramas, feels, as a result, strangely repro- and ersatz.
Abounding in allusions to the martyred Faḍl Allāh, the poet's ecstatic verse repeats the basic Ḥurūfī conception that man is the incarnation of God.
