Sentence examples similar to copious written information from inspiring English sources

All participants received written information.

All pharmacies provide written information with prescriptions.

An article to be published this week in Time magazine reports that Mr. Steiner had made copious written notes of his conversation with Mr. Stephanopoulos.

(The filmmakers behind the recent documentary "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired" used Irwin's copious, finely written probation report in their research).

Facebook gathers copious information about its members' clicks, then dissects it for feedback on how to make the site more compelling.

Brooks conducted copious research while writing World War Z.

"Phillips's details are as marvelous as they are copious," Richard Brookhiser wrote here last year.

Write your information on the back.

That fall, Mr. Lloyd, who had written copious letters to the police, filed a Freedom of Information Act request for the Jackson file.

The English biographer Lytton Strachey (1880 1932), a copious and versatile letter writer himself, wrote: "No good letter was ever written to convey information, or to please its recipient: it may achieve both those results incidentally; but its fundamental purpose is to express the personality of the writer".

Written and oral information should be presented.