Sentence examples for Voluminous text from inspiring English sources

Skeletal structures can be more easily seen and other uses of a design understood when viewed as an integrated whole, rather than as voluminous text "requirement of listings".

In a joint statement, the publishers said the manifesto's text was being printed by The Post because of its mechanical ability to print the voluminous text as a separate section of its daily paper, a capacity The Times as yet has only in Sunday editions.

The administration is now mulling whether to move forward in an effort to rework the pyramid or bury a discussion of environmental sustainability deep in the voluminous text of accompanying Dietary Guidelines.

In three consecutive steps of analysis, a quite voluminous text material covering five years of systematic evaluation and course development was brought together and condensed.

The shift away from voluminous texts starts early in medical school, when the first exams come up before any of us has made it all the way through Gray's Anatomy.

We were also trained in the advanced decoding skills — a pointillist method of inquiry — that were needed to comprehend the voluminous interpretative texts that had swelled, century by century, around the Old Testament: expansive commentaries, colorful Talmudic parables, and competing Midrashic riffs.

Avatamsaka-sutra, in full Mahavaipulya-buddhavatamsaka-sutra (Sanskrit: "The Great and Vast Buddha Garland Sutra"), also called Garland Sutra, voluminous Mahayana Buddhist text that some consider the most sublime revelation of the Buddha's teachings.

While officials have described the messages as involving questions about Islamic interpretation, they presumably reflected the psychiatrist's familiarity with Mr. Awlaki's voluminous sermons and texts on the Web supporting violent jihad.

In classical scholarship Estienne's output continued to be voluminous: his Greek and Latin text of Plutarch, 13 vol. (1572), is an example.

Though these six "scrolls" have never been seen in New York before, and though three have never before been exhibited anywhere, the literature about these findings has become as voluminous and familiar as the texts are gnomic and condensed.

His 28 publications include footnotes so voluminous they compete for space with the text.