The copious commentary accompanying this Golden Jubilee focused on the constancy of the queen through a half-century of change and her value as an emblem of nationhood.
But despite copious commentary that the issue has divided Democrats, the only votes against the resolution came from Republicans — 23 of them.
(From the nineteen-seventies through the nineties, Charles S. Singleton's translation of the Divine Comedy, with copious commentary, occupied the market niche — advanced students — at which the Hollanders' volumes are aimed).
At times the three-room space feels like a clutter, and some of the smaller pieces on display two delicate Walker Evans photos, for instance—feel smothered by the copious commentary.
He prepared several collections of memoirs and lyrics for Genesis Editions, a British publisher of expensive limited-edition books, and provided copious commentary for the books the company published by Derek Taylor, the Beatles' former press aide, and Ravi Shankar, the sitar master with whom he studied in the mid-1960's.
Although the Old Irish text itself is fragmentary, the copious accompanying commentaries provide a wealth of legal, historical, and linguistic information not found elsewhere in the medieval Irish legal corpus.
In "Le Baiser de la Fee," Stravinsky orchestrated, recomposed and added copious musical commentary on works by Tchaikovsky.
This past summer saw the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in United States v. Windsor, and while the case has generated copious amounts of commentary and scholarship, relatively little attention has been paid to the case's discussion of bill short titles.
So she ended up writing a novel more than 400 pages long, with a plot like that of a telenovela (or soap opera), about her ancestors and their progeny, including extra commentary in copious footnotes.
