Sentence examples for profuse use from inspiring English sources

Preview tapes were unavailable, though experience leads us to predict profuse use of the word "bum" and/or "ass" and the creaking of ageing celebrity jaw muscles as they strain to maintain a facade of mirth, even though none of what's being said is actually that funny.

After a sizzling 6-1 start, in which the Jets caught teams off guard with their profuse use of Martin and Richie Anderson as receivers, teams seemed to catch on and Martin slowed down.

The altar, which covers the entire end of the central nave of the cathedral, is a vertical composition that is framed by the use of foreshortened columns called estipes and a profuse use of small-scale decorative elements that create an unreal appearance meant to elicit a trancelike effect that would enable a worshipper to imagine the glory of heaven.

Whether he was being disingenuous in pressing it, granted the profuse use of religious rhetoric with which he had padded his earlier book, is of course a good question.

Sicilian church exteriors had been decorated in elaborate styles from the first quarter of the 17th century, with profuse use of sculpture, stucco, frescoes, and marble (Illustration 14).

If the wound is larger or if the bleeding is more profuse, use dressing (like gauze or sterile cloth) and a bandage instead.

The mice were profused using phosphate buffered saline (PBS) (9.5 mM phosphate, pH 7.4, 2.7 mM KCl and 137 mM NaCl) prior to harvest of the spleen, lymph nodes, and kidneys.

Huck Finn is currently unteachable because of its profuse (219) use of the n-word.

Deeper wounds can involve profuse bleeding and may necessitate the use of oral antibiotics to prevent infection, even from a fully vaccinated cat.

The disease symptoms were further amplified when construct 2 was used, resulting in larger necrotic lesions, and profuse fungal sporulation.

Use for lack of appetite from deficient spleen; fatigue, palpitation, profuse sweating; thirst from lung Yin deficiency [ 15].