Sentence examples similar to profusion, certainly from inspiring English sources
Monet's light-dappled study of a garden staircase overshadowed by floral profusion is certainly one of them, as is Picasso's gorgeous graphite drawing of a dreamy-eyed Françoise Gilot, rendered in a series of voluptuous curves.
She'll see - or, if the view is blocked by traffic, will certainly smell - the profusion of fast-food joints that have arisen to gobble up these tourists' dollars.
The profusion of illegal online pharmacies is certainly one of those ways.
Phillipe Dintrans, Chief Digital Officer of Cognizant Consulting's Banking & Financial Services Practice of Cognizant, agrees that "the profusion of products and services being offered certainly add to the stress.
So it will surprise many Jews — it certainly surprised me — that among the profusion of products that most Orthodox certification agencies have approved for Passover are not just baking soda, but also baking powder.
It was a profusion of words to be sure.
Certainly at the time they were developed, in the 1970s, the huge profusion of keyboards were all trying desperately to overcome these perceived shortcomings.
And certainly the botanical garden has a 40-acre natural forest that holds a profusion of wildlife.
On the other, she certainly has acolytes, who dress like her and imitate her Tumblr's aesthetic (indeed, she has them in such profusion, that they're parodied on another Tumblr called Molly Soda Try-Hards).
Wild strawberries grow in profusion.
