Sentence examples for profusion of images from inspiring English sources

What one has to do is to create and develop an image or a profusion of images".

The profusion of images, words, sounds and interfaces in "Talk to Me" aptly reflects the paradox of modern technology in everyday life: it's a boon and a bane at the same time.

This partially sexualized nature of the temple women is similarly evident in the profusion of images of voluptuous temple dancing girls that cover the pillars of so many temples in the south.

The deliberate plainness of the surround is offset by the profusion of images that pour from a central screen depicting everything from the neon sickness of urban America to the Berlin background of Where Are We Now?

With such a profusion of images, traditional image processing techniques have to cope with more complex problems and have to face their adaptability according to human vision.

Occasionally, Ms. Spain's profusion of choreographic images created a perplexing urban jumble.

The profusion of these images — of a man who possessed unusual skills, though not, evidently, a gene for irony — seemed the sum of his appetite for self-reflection.

A profusion of fragrant images, of resins, of orange peel, of grapefruit, of carrot, of opoponax, of juniper, an odor that was sweet and sour, vivid and mild.

It's been fed by a profusion of Hollywood images celebrating the supernatural, a wave of dark-themed Internet sites and chat rooms, the city's undying tolerance for underground movements and, of course, a wicked desire to dress up.

If, as most believe, Phèdre (first performed and published 1677; originally Phèdre et Hippolyte) is Racine's supreme accomplishment, that status is due to the rigour and simplicity of its organization, the emotional power of its language, and the profusion of its images and meanings.

It is a less streamlined affair than the former, and boasts an almost manic profusion of ideas and images.