Sentence examples for but copious from inspiring English sources
Ayhan, a soft-spoken man of unguessable age, with youthful features but copious gray hair, came forward to greet me.
L'Oréal Paris claims to have a breakthrough technology that allows for a formulation with zero sulfates, but copious suds.
But copious chunks of bittersweet chocolate folded into, say, a custard base perfumed with good, dark rum and dotted with rum-soaked dried cranberries was another matter entirely.
Douglas Sirk, whose Hollywood career ran from 1943 to 1959, may be the most intellectual filmmaker ever to work in Hollywood (at least, he'd run Terrence Malick, who translated Heidegger, a close second), and it shows in his films, which are the subject of an incomplete but copious, rarity-packed retrospective at Film Society of Lincoln Center (December 23rd to January 6th).
"He began by reading and virtually committing to memory not only the trial record and the state-court decisions in the Hill case," Garment writes, "but copious quantities of additional background material, including federal and state case law, law-review articles, and philosophical writing on libel and privacy….
In its putatively mind-healthy bucolic setting, McLean Hospital in Belmont, Mass., sheltered the well-born and the articulate bewildered for a couple of centuries; this entertaining narrative is short on the real desolation of mental illness but copious as to anecdote and changing clinical fashions.
That will be the third installment of what has become one of the most tantalizing rivalries in tennis, a pairing of the top two American women that has produced not only compelling tennis, but also copious drama off the court.
Now that austerity hangs over Europe, however, and even the French are toughening up pension rules, the perks are coming under scrutiny.With an annual pre-tax salary of €63,000 French parliamentarians are not particularly well paid, but they enjoy copious benefits.
The food itself elicited copious salivation, but, after a few trials, the ticking of the metronome, which regularly preceded the delivery of food, also elicited salivation.
I can't see things turning out well in the abortion clinic, a place of darkness and copious weeping … But, what's this?
