Sentence examples similar to copious might from inspiring English sources
I was hoping it would all be less daunting if perhaps the copious hair might screen some imperfection when she did the decent thing and showed me the contents of her handbag.
In addition, copious rainfalls may dilute oocysts in contaminated water that might in turn lower the risk for T. gondii infection.
Commas don't need to be copious.
Even that act earned Mr Netanyahu copious reprimands.
Brooks conducted copious research while writing World War Z.
Unbound biotinylated AMGs were removed by copious washing with PBS.
Had Dr. Wolfram been more demonstrative in parceling out credit to those who share his vision (many are mentioned, in passing, in the book's copious notes), they might be lining up to provide testimonials.
Dr. Clemens said that consuming copious amounts of fluids might help eliminate water-soluble chemicals like, say, arsenic, but it does nothing for fat-soluble chemicals, meaning those stored in fat.
In contrast, about 900 units a year were introduced during the downturn, Ms. Mack said And while that extra supply might seem copious, far more would be needed to slake the newfound appetite for this type of housing; the scarcity is even putting upward pressure on prices, she said.
Students evidently took copious notes, which they might then publish, under their own names or that of Ammonius himself.
