By day, lovely landscapes skimmed past — huge trees in a profusion of forms — with their somehow oil-painted shade and iridescent greenery reminding me either of the image I have of Caucasian valleys or of the sublimated vegetation of Potter (with a dash of Corot).
The resort's lodges have been constructed to blend into the surroundings: their simple mud-and-straw exteriors conceal sumptuous interiors awash with traditional Berber cushions, a profusion of rugs, hand-sculpted bathrooms and huge, comfortable beds.
But it was a huge hit, driven by heavy repeat business that hardly happens today with the profusion of media options and the emphasis on moving films out of theaters and into the home entertainment market.
The profusion of spangles, glitter and body paint worn by the huge crowd probably had dire environmental implications.
ON BEHALF OF THE STALE OLD media the Internet vowed to bury, "Thanks, guys!" A profusion of Web portals and other on-line sites are warring for attention with huge ad budgets.
Broad's favorite contemporary artist seems to be Jeff Koons, whose works he owns in profusion — from encased vacuum cleaners, floating basketballs, and a stainless-steel inflated bunny to a huge, color-tinted, stainless-steel rendering of tulips and the inevitable balloon dog.
The profusion of apps that are indiscriminately pulling geo-location data and personal information today, he said, has become a huge problem, to which he then issued a warning to all app developers and business owners, saying, "If you don't want to see us, don't collect data you don't need".
Wild strawberries grow in profusion.
But the profusion was misleading.
