Sentence examples for as he amply from inspiring English sources

As he amply shows, the two worked together extensively in 1925 on "Le Chant du Rossignol".

Yet the old snake oil salesman still has the power to irritate as he amply illustrated in Manchester, blaming everything but Gordon Brown's fiscal policies for the defeat.

As he amply shows, Donovan was a combination of bold innovator and imprudent rule bender, which made him not only a remarkable wartime leader but also an extraordinary figure in American history.

And as he amply shows, these advisers frequently reverse themselves at short notice after years of dire warnings, or betray an appalling contempt for the lower social orders (witness the nameless pundit on a scholarly online forum who characterizes the sorry mentality of convenience-food users as "ignorance" bred by "a diet of peel-heat-and-eat").

As he has amply demonstrated, he has no qualms about sacrificing Russians' well-being to satisfy his coterie's greed or to further his geopolitical schemes.

He ended up making it in England, in 1966, with Oskar Werner in the lead role, and he had a miserable time of it, as he documented amply in his lengthy journal of the shoot that was published in two parts in Cahiers du Cinéma, and which he started writing to cope with his loneliness while working in a country where he didn't speak the language.

As she amply demonstrates, emotions in the virtual world can be just as genuine as any others.

Yet he was much more than an actor who hid behind layers of makeup, as was amply demonstrated in his acclaimed "straight" performances in films such as Tell It to the Marines (1927), While the City Sleeps (1928), and Thunder (1929).

This cultural expectation is what keeps our freedoms alive today as was amply illustrated by the overwhelming community response to preserve s18C of the RDA.

But as was amply demonstrated by "The Pain and Itch," his 2006 portrait of a Thanksgiving dinner during which a big turkey and bigger egos were consumed by a family of vultures, Mr. Norris specializes in comedies of discomfort.

But as is amply shown by the travails of China's best-known quasi liberal, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, having a soft heart for the dispossessed gets a politician only so far in a party where stability is the trump card.