Sentence examples for of profusion from inspiring English sources

I remarked on the sense of profusion.

Anyone who grows plants in the mustard family understands the biblical parable of the mustard seed, a symbol of profusion.

However, through his books and journalism, we will still be able to remember his voice, with its glorious combination of profusion and singularity.

There was a sense of profusion, of an incredibly generous, almost out-of-control fertility, of a Romantic spirit not to be hemmed in by classical restraint.

Meanwhile its exterior is covered with another kind of profusion: bright (unscrubbed) graffiti, making the piece a kind of sandwich of urban energy, Enlightenment order and natural chaos.

Pre-catastrophe America is only a mythic, not a historic, past: it was rumored to have been "a land of profusion, safe from human predators, snake-free, and welcoming beyond the hog and hominy of this raw place... a good climate, fertile soil, wholesome air and water".

Boston is sometimes called a "city of neighborhoods" because of the profusion of diverse subsections; the city government's Office of Neighborhood Services has officially designated 23 neighborhoods.

But despite many powerful moments, the overall effect of "The Painted Bird" is of a profusion of ideas that don't cohere.

A four-hour flight from Perth, the island was once known as the Galapagos of the Indian Ocean because of its profusion of endemic species.

The lack of awareness is partly the result of a profusion of financial products, experts say.

Emma, our Mongolian guide, is a resident in one of a profusion of apartments houses in this city of over one million.