Sentence examples similar to copious prize from inspiring English sources

"It's about the prose, which tends to be copious". Encouraged by the Booker prize, British writers have instead pushed the boundaries of form.

"Tabu" isn't the first docu-fiction; "Nanook" itself, with its copious reënactments and dramatic revisions, may take that prize.

(It was also originally supposed to be shot in color as a talking picture; working with a reduced budget, Murnau made a silent film in black and white). "Tabu" isn't the first docu-fiction; "Nanook" itself, with its copious reënactments and dramatic revisions, may take that prize.

Copious clutches?

There are copious caveats.

Copious amounts of red wine.

Copious footage is shot.

And that, copious biodiversity!

Copious report of the trial.

It's our chatter, copious and constant.

Murphy provides additional, copious detail.