It is as if the "Histoire(s)" had become the outlet for the irrepressible profusion of thought and the need to give himself voice that marked Godard's earlier work.
Analysis of our data is suggestive of a state is marked by "ruminative flooding" (a confusing, uncontrollable and overwhelming profusion of negative thoughts) coupled with an acute, "frantic hopelessness", in which not only is there a fatalistic conviction that life cannot improve, but also an oppressive sense of entrapment and imminent doom.
When the Johnsons began looking at analytics and the profusion of data, the first thought was "analytics is so f ed up, I would never want to do this".
A sports enthusiast, Putin had sent clear signals in the past for his preference of muscle over mind, and the decline of free thought and profusion of oligarch-owned team sports are some of the intended consequences.
Under the watchful eye of its naturalist owner, Hashim Tyabji, 44 acres of reclaimed land have been transformed into a verdant landscape, with spotted deer, a resident sloth and a profusion of birds benefiting from its well-thought-out restoration.
This explains the profusion of Web gimmicks like "real age" tests, opinion surveys and iq exams.
The cactus fibre, which is ordinarily used as a food wrap, stirs thoughts of the inconspicuous richness of Mexican deserts; the bag and ball evoke the frugal profusion of Mexican street markets.
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.
