Sentence examples for profusion of native from inspiring English sources

Mr. Etcheverry's herd (some 7,000 ewes and 1,400 yearlings) munch on a profusion of native grasses and plants like goatsbeard, desert parsley and rabbitbrush, which lend their meat a distinctive flavor.

The landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx has made urban Brazilians especially aware of the splendours of their natural environment by replacing the traditional, formal European-style gardens containing imported plants with a profusion of native species in approximation to their natural settings.

Fortunately, when the first rains arrive after a fire, the lack of shade that would otherwise hinder the growth of new plants allows the hills to bloom with a profusion of native wildflowers including orange poppies, golden lilies, purple snapdragons, blue hyacinths, crimson campions and pink wild onions.

Returning after her years of Mediterranean warmth and access to a profusion of fresh ingredients, David found her native country in the post-war period grey and daunting.

Not all native species harbour a profusion of life.

It appeared that the profusion of pigs had lured golden eagles to Santa Cruz; once there, the birds had also preyed on the island's small native foxes, reducing their population to fewer than a hundred.

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.

But a profusion of benchmarks may just confuse consumers.