Sentence examples for so fertile that from inspiring English sources

Its soil is so fertile that some trees grow to full maturity quicker than people do.

"Our designers have been so fertile that we are going to have two brides," she gurgled.

The soil was so fertile that Kentucky was "legendary for growing corn".

The land bared for cultivation was so fertile that it was often compared with the Nile River valley.

It is also overwhelming to think of a creative mind so fertile that something like "Crystal Ball" could sit almost unheard for over a decade.

The range of his ideas was so vast and so fertile that plenty of those who were indebted to him decades ago were soon making work that looked nothing like his, and some of them were in active rebellion.

Our minds are oh-so-fertile at that age, and what we allow ourselves to learn then seems to stick, whether it's music, philosophy, religion, or whatever.

It is so fertile here that he can harvest five times a year.

The second major tradition was received from India during the early centuries of the Common Era, when seagoing merchants from that subcontinent so fertile in ideas were expanding their trading activity.

Although Mr. Lai is present through most of the book strictly as a reason to make others suddenly turn silent while being grilled by Mr. August, the economic atmosphere that proved so fertile for him is well evoked.

"It especially tends to grow up in abandoned parking lots — ground that's not so fertile".