Sentence examples for his profusion from inspiring English sources

It said: "Nothing more remains to be said or done about George IV but to pay - as pay we must - for his profusion; and to turn his bad example to some account, by tying up the hands of those who come after him, in what concerns the public money".

His profusion and prodigality is, however, modified by a principle of sobriety".

But his creative profusion is exhilarating.

I'll accept his extravagant profusion of praise for Florida quarterback Tim Tebow, a model citizen.

Mr. LePore keeps in his bedroom a profusion of tapes in plastic boxes that annoyed his wife; out of deference to her, he stored them in the attic.

The coach blamed the defeat on his team's profusion of handling errors in the first half.

Perhaps he was weighed down by his mane, the profusion of which would have prompted Delilah to put Samson on the waiting list for a short back and sides if they all had been contemporaries".

But he also has many admirers, particularly among diehard Maoists who admired his campaigns promoting Mao-era "red songs".Secrets and liesThroughout Mr Bo's trial, his Maoist supporters published a profusion of online articles praising his courtroom performance.

He ran to the corner of the ground where England fans were in profusion and, his face split with joy, held out the front of his shirt as if asking his mother to explain a particularly stubborn stain.

He ran to the corner of the ground where England fans were in profusion and, his face split with joy, held out the front of his shirt as if asking his mother to explain a particularly stubborn stain... Apparently, at that point, celebrations back home got a lot more fundamental than Beckham's odd shirt behaviour.

Unfortunately, he is also remembered for his over-indulgences and profusion of perspiration - especially at the drug-addled, bloated end of his well-known career.