Luxuriant used in a sentence

Luxuriant in a sentence as an adjective

"Zhuangzi was walking on a mountain, when he saw a great tree with huge branches and luxuriant foliage.

I've experienced dire poverty and luxuriant affluence, in cycles, multiple times.

"There are also reconstructions of naked figures in bronze, which have a disarming fleshiness: copper lips and nipples, luxuriant black beards, wiry swirls of dark pubic hair.

Like, a programming language that is limited to 40 character variable names would be considered amateur hour, but back in the day it was prolly considered luxuriant.

The DLF Ultima offers residential units in 3/4 BHK configurations and it comes with fully furnished apartments with a complete set of amenities in its crown jewel project naming DLF Garden city with luxuriant green valleys and breathtaking view from every perspective of the residential spaces.

To quote Paul Groth,> a good hotel room of 150 square feet—dry space, perhaps with a bath or a room sink, cold and sometimes hot water, enough electric service to run a 60-watt bulb and a television, central heat, and access to telephones and other services—constitutes a living unit mechanically more luxuriant than those lived in by a third to a half of the population of the earth.

A more apt term than "gig economy" would be "crumb pecking" - as in "pecking at the crumbs that fall from the luxuriant table of the plutocracy".How governments can be enthusiastically cheering on a return to pre-industrialisation labour practices is beyond me - unless they have a vested interest in doing so, or are doing their damnedest to mollify an increasingly agitated populace while toeing the line their donors and lobbyists demand.