Sentence examples for profusion of life from inspiring English sources

Not all native species harbour a profusion of life.

Where upwelling occurs, it is responsible for concentrating a profusion of life.

I have seldom seen such a profusion of life anywhere on earth.

All the precipitation supports a profusion of life, from trees to rare freshwater mussels.

Such a rare profusion of life, diverse as it is and interacting on every level.

He cannot contain his delight in birds, fish and the profusion of life on the islands he visits.

So it was with Berkeley: the geometric transformations, the instantaneous metamorphoses, the hordes of dancers revealed in fleeting closeups yet melting into a collective body of sinuous, ecstatically erotic undulations, the quasi-microscopic fusions and fissions as if seeing life in its protean, primordial source, all suggest a wild and terrifying profusion of inner life.

I had come to Roatán with my sister, Carol, an avid snorkeler who, like me, was drawn by the profusion of marine life there.

Often the profusion of plant life is more related to heat and moisture than to soil quality, even though these climatic conditions intensify both chemical weathering and the rate of bacterial action that usually improve soil fertility.

So if we're feeling assaulted or overwhelmed by a proliferation of personal narratives, it's because we are; but the greatest profusion of these life stories isn't to be found in bookstores.

The profusion of still-life painting, which was deemed the least valuable of pictorial genres, may bespeak the Dutch art economy's need for loose change... Quality counted.