Sentence examples for a most ample from inspiring English sources

Slavery exists in a most ample sense.

In a few years he was ransomed and returned to Negros, where e formed one of the finest sugar haciendas and factories in the Colony.Slavery exists in a most ample sense.

No sooner had they executed five witches — all impudently protesting their innocence — than God had dispatched the Andover witches, who offered "a most ample, surprising, amazing confession of all their villainies," acknowledging the five executed that had been their confederates, and naming many more.

The pool, we should judge, is some eighteen feet long and about half as wide, or a good deal bigger than even a Yale Club Martini, said to be Manhattan's most ample.

That a shortage should happen here in a country with some of the world's most ample oil reserves speaks loudly about all that ails Nigeria.

The result often creates a volume with personal but sometimes fairly minor entries by the famous sages (for the need to maintain a flow of Festschrift articles exhausts even the most ample of bottom drawers) mixed with articles of frenzied density by the younger scholars, desperate to distil their fresh PhDs and their most technical vocabulary into the allotted space or a bit more.

Like Łukasiewicz, Meinong does not accord propositions a dignity of necessity higher than truth, and despite having the most ample ontology known to philosophy, Meinong's object theory lacks objects described as necessary: he never mentions God, and ideal objects such as numbers are taken by him to subsist, not to exist or subsist necessarily.

IT'S A SPA -- Hotel-quality bath sheets, 40 by 70 inches, are ample enough for the most ample bather.

All are to be construed liberally that they may have the widest and most ample effect.

Miller has rethought Chekhov's last and most ample play: you feel you are watching one slice cut from rolling, continuous action.

I fervently protect those most ample and wondrous of all potential rags, cotton sheets worn as smooth as sea glass and soft as down from endless washings.