Poliomyelitis, to give it its proper name, was almost wiped out in the 50s thanks to urgent work by various Scandinavians and Americans, all of whom arrived with pens leaking copiously into top shirt-pockets, and left with the quiet understanding that they had created one big fat singing antidote, and that no one need ever be crippled by polio.
During his life -- that is, during the tightly packed 18 years of his life when he was famous -- Lennon created and cultivated a public persona that was so well defined and copiously documented that it resists attempts to make him into either a saint or, as the revisionists have it, a dysfunctional layabout.
Katme, a highly respected personality within the Muslim community in the United Kingdom [ 40] quotes copiously from the Quran and asserts that there is no need for genetic modification of food crops because God created everything perfectly and man does not have any right to manipulate anything that God has created using His divine wisdom.
Ms. Prince became known as the founder of the transgender movement, and wrote copiously on the subject for science and sex research journals and conferences, irritating more than a few Casa Susanna graduates, who weren't comfortable with the politicizing of their issues, or the strict categories she created.
Yes, copiously and consistently.
Second-rate dialogue is copiously exchanged.
Oil seals on British engines leak copiously.
They're copiously reported upon and discussed.
Copiously illustrated volume in "Arts of Mankind" series.
Amidst all this activity, he still wrote copiously.
As a bonus, the book is beautifully and copiously illustrated.
