Sentence examples for copious as from inspiring English sources

The greens are never quite as copious as the greens on a bunch of turnips, but they make a nice addition to most kohlrabi dishes.

But in recent years, as the hip-hop-history industry has thrived like never before, highbrow words spent on the culture have seemed as copious as the platinum on P. Diddy's wrist.

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.

In particular, humanists considered Cicero to be the pattern of refined and copious discourse, as well as the model of eloquence combined with wise statesmanship.

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In addition, there will of course be copious updates, as, ya know, it's Windows.

Anonymous "With both our children, getting into secondary school required copious private tuition, as much as anything so that they had someone who had the time to go over all their school work and make sure that it did make sense.

As for Mr. Updike's collections of nonfiction (including "Hugging the Shore," "Odd Jobs" and "Due Considerations"), they not only showcased his copious gifts as a critic — as a celebrant of other artists' work and a sometimes acerbic literary anthropologist — but they also attested to his compulsion to enclose between the covers of a book every snippet of his work.

The best are replete with copious older vintages as well.

As an adult, she hated sex, although she had copious amounts as a "groupie", numbed with drink and drugs; took heroin for 10 years; became a pot dealer; briefly worked in a strip bar; and was unable to sustain even one healthy relationship with a man.

They see their romantic disasters, shown in copious flashbacks, as Hollywood melodramas, their rustic gunplay in terms of war movies, their erotic dreams as musical numbers.