Sentence examples for fecund vision from inspiring English sources

Who could say no to this fecund vision for London?

Notionally a view of countryside, Early Morning is really a fecund vision of seeds and pods and cells.

From a production base in the Scottish town of Cumbernauld – previously the setting for another popular period romance, Bill Forsyth's 1981 classic Gregory's Girl – Outlander repurposed existing castles and shot extensively on location to create its dappled, fecund vision of the Highlands.

Nonetheless, they manifest a relentlessly fecund imagination.

Bloomberg reports that, speaking at a transport conference in Norway, Musk's fecund imagination briefly overflowed.

And were we propagating illegally in some a sort of fecund version of Napster?

Gordon's imagination was indeed fecund, rich, untrammelled.

When I first read Hothouse as a teenager I was thrilled by the vivid detail of Brian Aldiss's fecund far-future jungle, set within a grander Stapledonian vision of an Earth blooming in the light of its long evolutionary afternoon.

Visitors feel as though they are strolling through the fecund jewellery box of McQueen's imagination.

It's fecund terrain.

The locusts are fecund.