Sentence examples for profuse in from inspiring English sources
NATO is profuse in its apologies or condolences.
A distinguished musicologist and chief editor of Musical Magazine, Masahisa Segawa, is profuse in his praise.
Umenyiora apologized to Sheridan in private and was profuse in expressing his regrets in public.
"They were profuse in their praise for America," he told reporters on Air Force One, according to a pool report.
"She is profuse in the introduction of the word 'sir' in every sentence, which is now almost an Americanism confined to certain classes," he informed English readers.
The great writers and thinkers who re-imagined Germany at the end of the 18th century were profuse in their admiration for his work.
Christie, who until the scandal erupted last week had been seen as a potential frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, made his second profuse apology in five days as he addressed the state assembly in Trenton.
The neighbors have got themselves into the front hall and wrapped themselves in their outdoor clothes and stuck their heads in once to express their profuse thanks, in the middle of their desperation to be out of here.
Research on APs in Latin America is not as profuse as in Europe or the USA.
In our case, these divisions are very profuse, resulting in a thick callus advancing from the side edges to the center of the wound surface.
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