A profusion of decorative elements is spread like tapestry over the walls and vault, the panels of the emperor Justinian and his consort Theodora near the apse embodying the new spirit in their colour-laden pageantry.
The odd elements, like the profusion of raisins and the chopped egg, suddenly made sense, becoming pleasant color contrasts.
Home to 11,000 people in its heyday, the last inhabitants left here in the Sixties to move to Centola, lower down the mountain, abandoning the village to the elements and a profusion of wild flowers.
This peninsula, on Hokkaido's west coast, is known for its cool, clear waters and its profusion of tasty konbu (sea kelp), which is a key element of the sea urchin diet.
Athens' local country scene has never been as significant as the profusion of indie rock bands; however, modern Athens rock takes many elements from the folk, bluegrass and country traditions, including such bands as the Normaltown Flyers.
The profusion of LTR-retrotransposons within plant genomes, the abundance of structural variation of defective elements, and the recent discovery of nonautonomous elements raise the question to know whether the whole structural variety of nonautonomous LTR-retrotransposons has been really identified or whether novel structures remain to be characterized.
The profusion of realistic detail and the way feathers, blossoms, tree leaves and myriad other elements are deftly individualized is hypnotically gripping.
There is a profusion of marble.
Hence our profusion of improbable excitements.
Every major work drew a profusion of takers.
Taking in the profusion of camo-wear, Mr. Kors was tickled.
