Sentence examples for profusion a from inspiring English sources

Instead, in the new and surprising view, the first starlight burst forth in spectacular profusion, a fireworks of creation.

But unless you have a compelling interest in the sculptor, you might find the profusion a little wearying.

Yet this is also, in delirious profusion, a novel about whalers and whaling, crammed with cetacean expertise and seafaring lore gleaned from old Nantucket salts.

It occurred to me that taxonomy was an imposition of order on nature's profusion, a bit like canals and paths, but probably the birds didn't notice.

There is also a Gamper-Ponti table, bed and dresser; a wooden stool from "Profusion," a group exhibition at the Calke Abbey in the summer of 2010; and a stunning skewed dresser in the couple's "clothes room," which he made with a group of carpenters from the Dolomites in northern Italy, where he grew up.

Inside, starry chandeliers cast a blush glow over a profusion of bric-a-brac: doilies, candy dishes, watering cans stuffed with pussy willows.

Second, spring burst out in embarrassing profusion, like a teenage girl in a microscopic dress.

And Strauss's petite parcels augured a profusion of miniatures: a nod to tiny masterworks on display in the new galleries.

Fleshy yellow-orange lobes sprouted in profusion from a dead tree.

Bows, braids and balloons are rarely seen in such profusion in a place built to contend with human failure.

Because of their small size, you must plant small bulbs in profusion for a fine show.