Sentence examples for so profuse that from inspiring English sources

Their variety is so profuse that their study forms an important branch of paleobotany.

Lilacs are in flower, the pink blossoms so profuse that leaves are barely visible.

The evidence from the hadith (the Prophet's sayings) and renowned scholars that Islam is a religion of the sword is "so profuse that only a heretic would argue otherwise", claims the most recent issue of Dabiq, the magazine of Islamic State (IS).

When Nordine visited their apartment one morning, it was filled with trash so profuse and amorphous that you had to squint to distinguish its components.

The emergent London of the 21st century is the antithesis of this: the detailing is so profuse and so gimmicky that the viewer resists being ensnared by balustrades and caught up in arrases of pampas grass – her eye flees from one behemoth cartoon outline to the next, before giving up and simply goggling at the whole winking, steaming, lit-up panoply.

"So profuse has become the violence that we have become accustomed to it," he said.

Nowadays you might almost get the impression that the time had arrived, so profuse has been the unsealing of lips, the unlocking of vaults, the uncovering of caches.

You would be forgiven for thinking he has actually converted, so profuse are Ashcroft's beatitudes.

It did not immediately conquer the shires: indeed one vicar operated a curfew forbidding female parishioners to go out after dark; another man thought that enlightening women was like attempting "to improve the condition of the beasts of the field": a woman taught her power might no longer be "so profuse of her treasures to a hapless infant".

The pictures, so profuse one can imagine the supposed editor appearing ruefully on an episode of "Hoarders," are organized in three sections: "Scenes" (a tour of global "hot spots"), "Fashion" and "Faces" — the last more-formal portraits.

I couldn't believe a single sentence could be at once so precise and so profuse!