Sentence examples similar to this is profuse from inspiring English sources

This mechanism explains why {10¯12} twinning is profuse in hexagonal close-packed metals as slip induces the interfacial atomic structure to change favorably for twin propagation.

NATO is profuse in its apologies or condolences.

The cut is quite minor but the bleeding is profuse.

The result is profuse bleeding which can take up to 15 minutes to stop.

A distinguished musicologist and chief editor of Musical Magazine, Masahisa Segawa, is profuse in his praise.

Its elegance is profuse and inarguable, and as hard and sharp as stone.

Globally there is profuse literature on the continuous developments of box type solar cookers and solar ovens.

These allow the coating to remain attached to the substrate, even when interface separation is profuse.

He has apologised, that apology is profuse and I think he is well aware of the fact that he shouldn't have said this.

Birdlife is profuse; year-round species include pigeons, sparrows, kites, parrots, partridges, bush quail, and, on the ridges, peafowl.

"She is profuse in the introduction of the word 'sir' in every sentence, which is now almost an Americanism confined to certain classes," he informed English readers.