Sentence examples for great profusion from inspiring English sources

Transistor radios in great profusion now.

But the colleges that families who grouse about these things say they want already exist, in great profusion.

These animals were solitary suspension feeders that grew in such great profusion that they affected bottom currents and water circulation.

Instead, he wrote articles and reviews in great profusion, often inspired by the discovery of new texts and often providing definitive solutions.

Yet the sound of his music is exuberantly exotic, with its lustrous chromatic harmonies, its touches of Eastern modality and its great profusion of detail.

The rest of the buildings were shops and lodging houses, and there was a great profusion of cafés, before which neon signs, red and yellow and peacock blue, screamed their messages and, incidentally, served as illumination for the road.

Colombia has fewer religious celebrations and a greater profusion of courtship dances.

John Robinson In no other building in history have a greater profusion of consequential decisions been taken.

The houses are thrifty improvisations of wood and corrugated iron, displaying British and Falklands flags in ever greater profusion.

Consisting of enormous trees, some exceeding a height of 300 feet (90 metres), the rainforest is composed of an almost incredible number of species growing side by side in the greatest profusion and arranged in different strata.

They go to Brooklyn for many of the same reasons Americans all over the country now attend minor-league games in greater profusion than at any time since the 1940's, the glory days of bush-league ball.