Sentence examples for profusion toward from inspiring English sources
Its branches splay out in a craggy profusion toward the blue sky.
Life-forms with soft parts, such as jellyfish and worms, developed in profusion, albeit locally, toward the end of the Precambrian about 650 million years ago, and it is estimated that this corresponds to an oxygen level of 0.1 PAL.
The trail continued, past a profusion of skunk cabbage, toward South Pond, which is smaller than Cranberry Lake.
For a time after the war, he continued to work in a bewildering profusion of styles, but toward the end of the decade he disciplined his exuberant imagination by making pieces in stylistically unified series.
Despite the profusion of development programs, there are few signs that Mongolia's transition is leading the country toward self-sufficiency.
Wild strawberries grow in profusion.
But the profusion was misleading.
They found them, in profusion.
"Tables and chairs in profusion.
Transistor radios in great profusion now.
