Sentence examples for profusion of programs from inspiring English sources

A profusion of programs packed into a fast-paced four weeks has brought a welcome infusion of guest ensembles, many of them period specialists, and this year that aspect has spawned a sideline: a Bach celebration woven through the season, continuing Lincoln Center's commemoration of the 250th anniversary of Bach's death from the spring.

Part of the mishmash is generated by a profusion of programs that use different approaches, including videos, discussions and role-playing, to develop different and sometimes overlapping skills.

Westchester libraries also present a profusion of free programs and concerts; every month there are literally hundreds of offerings countywide.

Despite the profusion of development programs, there are few signs that Mongolia's transition is leading the country toward self-sufficiency.

A profusion of online programs that can track a student's daily progress, including class attendance, missed assignments and grades on homework, quizzes and tests, is changing the nature of communication between parents and children, families and teachers.

For some, the profusion of so many programs, large and small, is part of the problem.

Part of the problem, I think, is the profusion of right-wing radio and television programs.

There is also a profusion of scores, letters, telegraphs, portraits, autographed scores and photographs and programs -- from Brahms, Liszt, Verdi, Mahler, Toscanini, both Strausses -- the list is long.

The second authorizes the use of dedicated tax revenue for a program to reduce diesel-engine emissions -- a fairly simple proposition despite the profusion of numbers in the single 173-word sentence (ending in a question mark) on the ballot.

There is a profusion of marble.

Hence our profusion of improbable excitements.