Sentence examples for its profusion of from inspiring English sources

It is also true that its profusion of works old and new must make us rethink both Mr. Taylor's history and that of modern dance.

And what the online world offers in terms of increased volume and speed, it tends to subtract with its profusion of cads and game-players.

The local tourism authority is promoting the island as a "green" destination, playing on its profusion of endemic species to sell it as "the Galápagos of the Indian Ocean".

From the outside, it looks far more imposing that its three storeys for its profusion of spires, turrets, domes and gables.

/ Is the meadow up ahead, with its profusion of riparian undergrowth, beside some rushing brook?

The bay there, notable for both its depth and its profusion of plankton, soon turned him into a confirmed planktologist.

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.

In bringing "Wonder Boys" to the screen, Steve Kloves and Curtis Hanson have tried to be faithful both to its spirit of bittersweet farce and to its beguiling profusion of detail.

Petronius, in his treatment of Trimalchio, transcended this almost universal limitation in a way that irresistibly recalls Dickens, and much else in the "Banquet" is Dickensian its exuberance, its boisterous humour (rare in ancient literature, where wit predominates), and its loving profusion of detail.

In its winter and spring seasons, the company has often hit the ground running with its astonishing profusion of repertory.

Schnabel's art in particular was characterized by its chaotic profusion of styles and sources.