a profusion of造句

Having a profusion of ideas; creative or inventive.

Around the pond grows a profusion of luxuriant trees.

To celebrate the return of her prodigal daughters Nature has laid out a profusion of flowers.

There is a profusion of flowers in the garden in summer.

The cemetery hosted a profusion of table tombs, headstones, and memorials.

East Indian tree bearing a profusion of intense vermilion velvet-textured blooms and yielding a yellow dye.

The Temple of Kandariya is decorated with a profusion of sculptures that are among the greatest masterpieces of Indian art.

Despite a profusion of grammatical errors and the occasional malapropism, "the impossible state" is accessible and readable.

He wore a profusion of ribbons on his garment, and gold lace on his hat, which was also encircled by a gold chain, and surmounted with a feather.

For architects and designers it means that beauty should depend on a few carefully chosen structural elements rather than a profusion of superficial ornament.

In the foreground are the digital SLRs and full-size video cameras of the professional media. But in the background there is a profusion of smaller devices.

There was little water in the river, but a profusion of water-weeds gave it the appearance of a long greasy green belt, narrow and dark, exuding a faint dank smell.

But you will still find a profusion of clubs and cabarets which cater to every taste and persuasion, and Pattaya's famously charming hostesses will still delight all your senses.

Tranquility pervades primitive Jiuzhaigou throughout the year, particularly at places around Mirror Lake and Five-Flower Lake at Rizegou, and Multi-colored Lake at Zechawagou, Where a profusion of colors is brought into full harmony with nature.

"Never mind, dearest mother," said a young and lovely girl, with a profusion of light brown hair, and eyes that seemed to float in liquid crystal, "'tis all my fault for seizing upon M. de Villefort, so as to prevent his listening to what you said.