Sentence examples for profusion from from inspiring English sources
Fleshy yellow-orange lobes sprouted in profusion from a dead tree.
Julio Hernandez has assembled the city's best wine list, with white Burgundies in profusion from growers like Leflaive, Coche-Dury and Carillon.
Every year about a month after the first rains restore the dry crumbly earth to verdant life, mushrooms of every description -- from chanterelles under oaks to porcini beneath pines -- emerge in dripping profusion from the dank soil.
Drawings, watercolors, woodcuts, lettering, book illustrations, maps, marionettes, political cartoons, paper dolls, the presidential seal for John F. Kennedy's inauguration and other works on paper sprang in profusion from Kredel's fertile imagination.
Broad's favorite contemporary artist seems to be Jeff Koons, whose works he owns in profusion — from encased vacuum cleaners, floating basketballs, and a stainless-steel inflated bunny to a huge, color-tinted, stainless-steel rendering of tulips and the inevitable balloon dog.
The season gets off to an early start, thanks to the city's mild maritime climate, and flowers are out in profusion from March to July summerr usually doesn't start in earnest until we've had our traditional drizzle-chilled Fourth of July).
Pre-catastrophe America is only a mythic, not a historic, past: it was rumored to have been "a land of profusion, safe from human predators, snake-free, and welcoming beyond the hog and hominy of this raw place... a good climate, fertile soil, wholesome air and water".
All the precipitation supports a profusion of life, from trees to rare freshwater mussels.
An upside was the profusion of aromas from dishes served by Long Island and Manhattan restaurants, whose stalls adjoined the vintners' tables.
The score is a rhythmic profusion of syllables from Indian kathak; the dance seems determined to register each and every one.
This highlights why there is so little evidence left of the profusion of bronze from the ancient world: unlike marble statues, bronze ones were simply melted down and reused.
