Colombia has fewer religious celebrations and a greater profusion of courtship dances.
A profusion of different measures can cause more problems than they solve.
Inside a soaring atrium that looks borrowed from an upscale mall, brokers and underwriters in suits buzz about a profusion of computers.
And, since Richard Nixon's fall, the possibility of nailing powerful figures for lying has inspired many ambitious prosecutors.The profusion of lawsuits, plus the increasing tendency of such suits to involve oaths, created the circumstances leading to Mr Clinton's perjury.
Dries Van Noten and Junya Watanabe channeled the disheveled drifter with a profusion of oversize tweed jackets, bathrobelike outerwear and patched-up suits.
The other night I met an earnest young man in a smart suit, wearing a scarf, sporting a profusion of facial hair.
This is a style well suited to picaresque, a mode that requires profusion of incident above depth of character, but it won't do for a novel that hopes to say something meaningful about human emotion.
In the late 1970's, the East Village's profusion of underground subcultures offered an environment where artists could exhibit work that was experimental, untried, and, consequently, ill suited for the established corporate art market centered uptown in SoHo.
There is a profusion of marble.
Hence our profusion of improbable excitements.
