Sentence examples for profusion of wild from inspiring English sources

I hade never seen such a profusion of wild vegetation.

It is partly that the absence of intensive farming allows a profusion of wild flowers in the hedgerows and meadows, but mostly it is because the clean air and sea breezes give perfect visibility.

Home to 11,000 people in its heyday, the last inhabitants left here in the Sixties to move to Centola, lower down the mountain, abandoning the village to the elements and a profusion of wild flowers.

Covering just over 200 acres and lying less than a mile north of Florida Bay, the hammock hosts a mind-numbing profusion of wild bromeliads and orchids, some of breathtaking dimensions.

Walking in the Tuscan hills is a fabulous experience; you are surrounded by a profusion of wild flowers and intoxicated by the heady scent of wild rosemary, wild thyme and sage.

There is a profusion of wild flowers, including Mountain Everlasting, Spring Squill and Eyebright as well as the ubiquitous Heather.

In spring and summer there are profusions of wild flowers around the deserted Village.

The springtime profusion of flowering wild azalea, rhododendron, and laurel is a major tourist attraction in the Appalachians, beginning in the south in April and spreading northward.

The general sense this New York season that flowers are a wild profusion of nature, rather than a controlled garden species, was well expressed by Mr. Altuzarra, who used ridges of puffa leather to keep the utilitarian side of his collection.

A record rainfall this August has left the New Mexico countryside greener than it has been in decades, bringing along with it a wild profusion of purple, orange and crimson wildflowers.

I'm talking about teams of people at what I like to call "riot sites" -- for the wild profusion of headlines they sport -- like Antiwar.com (where no story worth reading about conflict on our planet seems to go unnoticed) or Real Clear Politics (Real Clear World/Technology/Energy/etc., etc., etc).