Sentence examples for can be copious from inspiring English sources
6, 7 Vaginal discharge can be copious, malodorous, and frothy.
Reactions to metal debris are typically characterised by a combination of revision findings which include: soft tissue lesions, which can be catastrophic and involve local neurovascular structures; the presence of abnormal (sterile) fluid, which can be copious and pus-like in nature; acetabular and/or femoral osteolysis associated with macroscopic deposition of metal (metallosis).
Commas don't need to be copious.
I imagine there would be copious tears.
"It's about the prose, which tends to be copious".
Against that can be set the copious evidence of family fun, 1890s-style: games, pets, pantomimes, charades, the zoo, ice-skating, exploring the city, and all the summer pleasures of St Ives, to be so eloquently recalled: cricket and photography, birds' eggs and butterfly-collecting, regattas and fireworks and Cornish teas, days on the sand.
But a better case can be made that copious cash is a cop-out.
The opioid crisis continues to devastate the United States and Canada, the coverage of which can be seen in copious headlines and on the news on a near daily basis.
New York City is deep in the throes of Fashion Week - designers are hustling to put the finishing touches on their collections, fashion bloggers darting from one presentation to the next, and the clinking of cocktail glasses can be heard in copious parties spread across town.
Anyone taking a drive along Mission Gorge Road may think that an oversize lobster has scrambled inland to get away from the coastal damps and fogs, because there, during dinner hours, a young woman in a lobster suit can be observed waving her copious claws at passing motorists.
