Sentence examples for relative profusion from inspiring English sources
Unlike the previous ragtime revivals, which were largely based on the song sheet and piano roll (both, it should be pointed out, easily edited to preserve modern sensibilities), the current revival brings with it a relative profusion of old recordings.
What I really mean is that it's a relative bonanza, a profusion compared to the more usual lack.
What I really mean is that it's a relative bonanza, a profusion compared to the more usual lack.
But his creative profusion is exhilarating.
It is characterised by a profusion of small producers Japan has six times more food firms, relative to its population, than America as well as excessive regulation and a lack of competition.
Such was the profusion of rhs in E. coli genomes that we decided to formally define rhs loci by their genomic position, relative to the K12 genome sequence.
Wild strawberries grow in profusion.
But the profusion was misleading.
They found them, in profusion.
"Tables and chairs in profusion.
