Sentence examples for a very copious from inspiring English sources

Algal biomass is a very copious and low-priced renewable resource that can be transformed into novel biodegradable polyesters suitable for biomedical applications.

Mr. Noyons showed and told us much about the destruction of Louvain he has very copious and, it seems to me, conclusive material at his disposal.

The new Daoist movements, which took northern China by storm in the 12th and 13th centuries, also furnish their own very copious literature: biographies of their masters and collections of their sayings.

It can be seen from the images that the nanowires are very copious and ultra-long, and their density corresponds to the density of the nanopores (Figure 2a).

This fluent translation by Desmond M Clarke, who died last month, comes with a very good introduction and copious notes to help us through what might otherwise have been obscure references to various religious controversies in 18th-century France.

It's a very natural style of filming, and the copious dialogue seems improvised.

Skint celebs have long been a very British source of fascination, allowing for copious head-shaking, and giving gossip mags an excuse to dole out advice about hiding your credit cards in the freezer.

Robert Mitchum is a very world-weary Philip Marlowe; the mystery he investigates transferred lock stock and barrel to late 70s England, with copious doses of the kind of sleaze that could only be hinted at in the 30s original.

It really was a copious amount of sunflowers.

Team building was "a process" that required a copious amount of "rhythm".

The white sap of the rubber plant doesn't make the best quality tires -- for that you'd want the true rubber tree, Hevea brasiliensis -- but it is still copious, very sticky and hard to remove.