Sentence examples similar to fools abounding from inspiring English sources

7pm, ITV On April Fools' Day, rumours abounded that this new series of ITV's talent search would see rejects exit via a trapdoor.

Happy April Fools' Day! Silliness abounds this season: Justin Bieber celebrates the revival of MTV's "Punk'd" on March 29, gearing up for a new slew of celebrities getting punk'd and pranked, and Madonna actually thinks releasing an album called "MDNA" is cool.

The Hudson Valley staging abounds in master clowning by Chris Edwards (Pompey, Mistress Overdone's pimp), Carl Palmer and Steve Ross as Elbow and Froth, both fools, smoking joints.

Mistaken identities abound in Shakespeare's comedies and in modern movies like "Trading Places," in which Eddie Murphy is transformed from a street-level con man into a wealthy investor whose polished demeanor fools the financial elite.

We look like fools".

Peckham not only has to sin, "that grace might abound"; he also has to make a fool of himself.

Cynicism abounds.

Speculation abounds.

Intrigue abounds.

Grumbling abounds.

Mimicry abounds.