Sentence examples for from a profusion of from inspiring English sources

Marley never speaks directly, and the book, which includes a "Cast of Characters" four pages long, derives its energy from a profusion of narrators.

Teddy bear cholla, so named for its fuzzy appearance from a profusion of thorns, perched on the edge of rocky ledges.

I could have chosen a tarantula-cam, a meerkat-cam or a naked mole rat-cam from a profusion of equally appealing sites, some visited by tens of millions of people.

CRLs are modular complexes that are assembled from a profusion of subunits.

David: I do hear that a lot from businesspeople, but a profusion of rules tends by its very nature to be unpredictable.

Here, the blue-green glass panes on either side of a long dark corridor are broken in places, from which emerge a profusion of leaves and attenuated branches.

Even though Tim Peake's pictures from space show a profusion of blue, the truth is that only 2.5% of the Earth's water is fresh water.

The goal, Mr. Lamb said, was to keep the development from changing not only the fabric of life in the historic village of Bluffton across the river but the river itself, to keep it free from contamination and a profusion of docks.

Even the wild asparagus, which usually hides from the sun in a profusion of other plants' leaves and stalks, was so plentiful that you couldn't miss it.

The beauty of these greenhouses derives from their scientific arrangement by climatic zones and from the landscaping, which includes a profusion of vines and underplantings that makes the planting benches appear to float in a sea of green.

From China to the Czech Republic, a profusion of new colour is inspiring ambitious home horticulturists to read what the experts have to say.