Sentence examples for rich profusion from inspiring English sources

The three most southerly zones produce a rich profusion of attractive wildflowers.

The stream was fringed with all sorts of wild flowers, growing in rich profusion and disorder — forget-me-not, valerian, comfrey, buttercup..

Since being founded by the trumpeter Dave Douglas in 2003, it has reveled in newness and yes, trumpets, in rich profusion.

Here grow, in rich profusion, cocoanuts, bananas, lemons, mangoes, and a wealth of flowers : the white champaca, the yellow ilang-ilang with its exquisite perfume, gigantic orchids, and a thousand other blooms.

My wife made notes of the rich profusion of plants that filled the sheltering banks of the lanes: wild roses, meadowsweet, ferns, foxgloves, nasturtiums, hydrangeas, pink and red fuchsias, saxifrage, tormentil, honeysuckle, purple loosestrife, pink stonecrop, azaleas, buddleia.

Once the culture of misfortune became entrenched, all that was left to fight over was a pile of loose threads". "We are already much in Clete Daniel's debt and Culture of Misfortune exhibits in rich profusion the qualities that have made his other books so outstanding.

Karin Wulf's 2016 coinage of a new mandate for the field—#VastEarlyAmerica only reflected what the field had already become, a rich and varied profusion of peoples and places.1 It is a field that is much more inclusive, and frankly much more interesting, than when it lived in parochial confines in the age of Perry Miller.

Though catering to the rich by adding a profusion of luxury boxes to his new stadium, he hired an architect to camouflage the class distinctions from the hoi polloi.

One of the most data-rich of the recent profusion of Dane-books, The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking (Penguin Life, £9.99), is the one that gets fastest to the "dark side of hygge": "Danes are not good at inviting new people into their friendship circles.

The virgin forests of Sri Lanka are rich in their variety and profusion of flora and fauna.

Right now farmers' markets are rich with them: a dizzying profusion of scarlet beefsteaks, mini red and orange cherries and luminous lumpy heirlooms ranging from mild yellow Striped Germans to tart, intense, mauve-hued Brandywines.