Sentence examples for fecund possibilities from inspiring English sources

And orchestras and professional musicians, poking around in the murky but fecund possibilities of the Internet, have jumped on board as a way to further their own educational and musical missions.

What a curious turn of events: from the very brink of a military intervention in Syria that might have precipitated a wider regional conflagration, we have moved to one of those rare "points of inflection" over Iran which seems fecund with potential possibilities, including a solution in Syria.

The "cosmological natural selection" notion (also called the "fecund universes hypothesis") came from Lee Smolin.

They are actually responding to the generosity that bore them into a world fecund with life and possibility.

It's fecund terrain.

The locusts are fecund.

And Mailer's fecund "infirmity"?

It was fun and fecund.

"The Undertow" depicts a fecund, brutal world.

Nonetheless, they manifest a relentlessly fecund imagination.

Actor: Villainous tang of fecund rabble!