Sentence examples for abundance of things from inspiring English sources

The rise of the car-boot sale, the trade in secondhand clothes, the flourishing of shops such as Curtain Exchange and Oxfam bear witness to the abundance of things discarded long before their use is ended.

Here in Manchester there is an abundance of things to be involved with for all ages – but all this is dependent on the costs involved and the ability to get to the venue.

An emphasis on computer literacy and information technologies, however, is creating a permanent underclass as it spreads affluence, and the abundance of things is spawning what Senator Hayes called relative deprivation.

But Trappatoni has been around long enough – a lot more than long enough – to know that football is about an abundance of things, one of the most significant of which, not least to an underdog brought up in the British tradition, is the chance to score from set pieces.

Many of the cities perceived to be cool have one thing in common: an abundance of things to do.

"True richness is not having an abundance of things from the earth, but true richness is having a richness of the soul".

Instead of looking at things I don't have (I am not a fan of a manifestation boards) I look at the abundance of good things I do have.

Still, the result of this discursive approach is an abundance of good things nestling within a looser frame.

With some exceptions, it was good to be fat: in the Oxford English Dictionary, one definition of the adjective is "in well-fed condition, plump," and in its figurative usages it signalled an abundance of good things — "the fat of the land," a "fat living" for a cleric.

With such an abundance of all things fruity, it's no surprise that wine is another prized local product, as I found out at Il San Pietro, a beautiful hotel and Michelin-starred restaurant carved out of a cliff in the nearby town of Positano.

With Microsoft and the ecosystem of the platform they're bringing… there's an abundance of great things to talk about.