Sentence examples for of the profusion from inspiring English sources

"It's amazing," she continued of the profusion of all-cash buyers.

I say this because of the profusion of styles we found among these bottles.

Inevitably, as Steve Ballmer observes, because of the profusion of information many "pulpits will be smaller than they used to be".

And because of the profusion of Chinese restaurants that have opened with Evergreen in the name, he changed the name to Henry's Evergreen.

Communist internationalism, Mazower argues, is best understood as yet another "variant of the profusion of mid-19th-century visions of world order".

The warning signs, he believes, are there for those who care to notice in the loss of the profusion of wildlife he knew as a child.

The transition from treatment to storyboards took on an extra layer of complexity due to the profusion of storylines.

Reform is the new black in American corrections, if you go by the extraordinarily bipartisan chorus of policymakers, the profusion of "justice summit" conferences, and the surge of attention from news media and organized philanthropy.

Outside of Cochin, the profusion of high-rise buildings was striking.

And one of the best assets of the Profusions is that they exhibit resistance to mildew.

In order to find any kind of order in the profusion of exceptions that forms the natural world, we have to take a pragmatic approach.