Sentence examples for copious manuscript from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dabhoiwala was also startled by the depth of the 18th-century philosopher Jeremy Bentham's preoccupation with the sexual rights of homosexuals, recorded in copious manuscript writings that remain largely unpublished even today.
The project, called "What's the Score at the Bodleian?," is the Bodleian's first experiment with crowd-sourcing, a method that has been used to transcribe collections ranging from the copious manuscript writings of Jeremy Bentham at the University College London to the New York Public Library's stash of more than 40,000 historic restaurant menus.
Faber pulled out all the stops for this iPad app of TS Eliot's famous poem, with audio and video readings, copious notes and original manuscript scans.
He was a generous and encouraging reader of other people's manuscripts, offering copious notes in his tiny, precise handwriting.
After consulting her copious writings (many of which are still in manuscript), I contend that her belief in and commitment to promoting music's positive effect on America's ethical value system remained stalwart throughout her career.
However, the reviewer fails to credit Linda Przybyszewski, associate professor of history at the University of Cincinnati, for her major role in preparing the original manuscript for publication and providing a scholarly afterword and copious notes.
After Bacon's copious use of the narrative, it was neglected, though five manuscripts survive.
"She was a towering intellect who took copious notes about everything, and she kept it all," said Sara S. Hodson, curator of literary manuscripts at the Huntington, in a statement.
Manuscripts presenting methods for analyses for which methods have been standardized and for which copious data are available will not be considered for publication unless the new method can be demonstrated to have clear advantages associated with economy, improved performance, and/or reductions in waste or use of hazardous substances.
There are copious caveats.
