Sentence examples for with fecund from inspiring English sources

During too many boring sermons I would mentally switch the numbers with fecund triumph to turn a Wesley classic into Wally Hammond's latest double hundred.

Dior, after all, built dresses (note the verb) for mature women with fecund hourglass shapes, while Simons is renowned for stitching whippet-thin, sombre and rebellious suiting for teenagers.

His Garden of Earthly Delights teems with fecund, fearful dream imagery: a copulating couple are held aloft in a closing mussel shell; a steely grey figure climbs into a man's carcass, a large arrow extruding from his backside.

Over the past 50 years, Dr. Davis and other experts have developed an entire technology to breed large numbers of insects for a variety of exotic jobs: armyworms to test corn plants, parasitic wasps to kill white flies that infest a greenhouse, billions of sterile medflies to mate with fecund females in the wild before they attack the stone fruit in the Central Valley of California.

Potential cereal yield tends to be higher in areas with fecund soil, that has sufficient water (either due to rainfall, irrigation, or both), and have temperate climatic conditions.

But Ms. Birmingham and her cameraman, John Foster, uncover the real secret of living close to nature, which is that nature returns the favor less with prelapsarian serenity than with a fecund riot of oddities and surprises.

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With its fecund, delicate bespatterings and swooning figures, this painting really stops you in your tracks and holds you.

A butternut's exterior -- all flared blossom end and long neck -- looks awkward compared with the fecund contours of a round squash.

We were approaching Celestún in Mexico, one of the precious zones of the globe where nature has spawned species with outrageous fecund glee: 17,000 vascular plants, 440 mammals, 500 freshwater fish, 1,240 reptiles and amphibians, and more than 1,120 birds.