Sentence examples for bounteousness from inspiring English sources
noun
The characteristic of being bounteous.
The New York Times was able to disclose that several inquiries were under way into the "untimely bounteousness" that had created a "new and resplendent class of workers whose emoluments exceeded those of most great owners".The quaint turn of phrase gives the game away.
Such bounteousness has nothing to do with benevolence and everything to do with necessity.
It just ebbs away: spirit overcomes will; beauty and bounteousness shred ambition.
His unprecedented bounteousness will allow the Gates foundation to spend $3bn a year.
Its main attraction is the all-you-can eat buffet, the sheer bounteousness of which seems to have sent some of the guests mad.
Sarah says it's philistine and horticulturally pedantic to cut back too hard - losing all the fullness and froth of early summer - carpe diem and enjoy its bounteousness.
In the Farm Belt states of the Midwest, said Dr. James L. Watson a professor of anthropology at Harvard, the tradition lingers that a family's success is best embodied by the bounteousness of its table.
