Sentence examples for inner profusion from inspiring English sources
It gives a sense of the filmmaker's inner profusion — the constant internal monologues of ideas and responses that course through his or her mind during the creation of a scene, a shot, a sequence, a moment, and an entire movie.
So it was with Berkeley: the geometric transformations, the instantaneous metamorphoses, the hordes of dancers revealed in fleeting closeups yet melting into a collective body of sinuous, ecstatically erotic undulations, the quasi-microscopic fusions and fissions as if seeing life in its protean, primordial source, all suggest a wild and terrifying profusion of inner life.
The stately pace unfolds layers and nuances of the intricate social codes of prewar imperial Vienna with a novelistic fullness: Stroheim's plethora of angles, shifting points of view, and profusion of details of décor, dress, and gesture bring to the screen a Dostoyevskian frenzy of inner life.
They join a profusion of personality types that were churned out by various writers in the mid-20th century: the inner directed, the outer directed, the Organization Man, the anal retentive, the narcissist, the outsider.
Wild strawberries grow in profusion.
But the profusion was misleading.
They found them, in profusion.
"Tables and chairs in profusion.
In this profusion, no spice stands out.
Transistor radios in great profusion now.
