Sentence examples for profuseness from inspiring English sources

After the liberation of Greece from the Turks (1828), Katharevusa flourished in the Romantic literary school of Athens; it is exemplified in the classical odes, hymns, ballads, narrative poems, tragedies, and comedies of Aléxandros Rízos Rangavís and in the verses of Akhilléfs Paráskhos, characterized by rhetorical profuseness and mock-heroic patriotism.

They possess, in Robert Penn Warren's memorable description, "rich surface detail scattered with apparently casual profuseness", but beneath it rests "the close structure which makes such detail meaningful".