Sentence examples for To be veritable from inspiring English sources

The genomes of vertebrates, those purported paragons of biological perfection, turned out to be veritable junkyards of selfish genetic elements where only a small fraction of the genetic material is dedicated to encoding biologically relevant information.

Astrocytes, a type of glial cell, turn out to be veritable Pac-men, steadily gobbling up weak, extraneous and redundant synapses that are the vital link between neurons, according to a study published online Sunday in the journal Nature.

Art schools can be veritable academies of irritable reaching.

Women, compared to men, were veritable sexual athletes, capable of multiple orgasms.

Encouraged to have it all, women have found that to be a veritable impossible dream.

His brown envelope proved to be a veritable party bag, reminiscent of Hunter S Thompson.

And he proved to be a veritable boy scout of patients: prompt, cheerful, witty, trustworthy and kind.

On the banks of the river and the land near rabbits were so plentiful as to be a veritable plague to the farmers.

If exposure of the flaws in the Diamond-Orszag paper is "hysterical," as Mr. Krugman says, there appears to be a veritable panic among objective analysts.

The veiled threat at Atlanta — that blacks might turn out to be "a veritable body of death" in the American South — now seems a prophecy of the violence to come.

The movie "Lincoln" turned out to be a veritable feast for those of us who like to spot New York stage actors on screen, as rich in that respect as a whole season of "Law & Order".