Sentence examples similar to profusion of voice from inspiring English sources

In the range of tests that we and others have spotted Facebook running in different countries, what's notable is the profusion of voice-based services that are coming out.

He edited it and added an arch voice-over featuring a profusion of references, quotations, jokes, and asides.

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.

The people, members of a hunter-gatherer tribe called the Pirahã, responded to the sight of Everett — a solidly built man of fifty-five with a red beard and the booming voice of a former evangelical minister — with a greeting that sounded like a profusion of exotic songbirds, a melodic chattering scarcely discernible, to the uninitiated, as human speech.

And after the profusion of my own words, after I'd said close to a billion and beyond, my own voice started to grow weak.

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

But all of these flashes back and forth, this profusion of detail, this copious narrator's voice how could all those things be fit into a movie of a mere hour and fifty minutes while engaging and not confusing the viewer, without losing the thread of the action?

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.