Sentence examples for extraordinarily fecund from inspiring English sources

King's brain is known as an extraordinarily fecund place, constantly sprouting jokes, opinions and, above all, story ideas.

The 20 years from the mid-'70s to the mid-'90s constituted an extraordinarily fecund era for gay art and literature, and Picano recreates it with photographic memory.

It is a fraternal obsession forged in the extraordinarily fecund Barcelona coaching ranks of the mid-1990s, a footballing Camelot from which Mourinho would eventually be exiled, Guardiola enthroned in perpetuity.

In all the economic gloom many people seem to have forgotten that we live in the most extraordinarily fecund technological age in history.

It's fecund terrain.

Ghettos are wonderfully fecund places.

The locusts are fecund.

And Mailer's fecund "infirmity"?

Heaney occupies more fecund ground.

It was fun and fecund.

"The Undertow" depicts a fecund, brutal world.