Women in particular feel totally inadequate for not being able to have it all — climb the ladder at work, make the same wages as men, have a family, have a voluminous sex life, still look attractive and act as if they are having a great time through all of it.
Open image in new window Fig. 26 MRI applied in the diagnosis and follow-up of a patient with chordoma: this patient had a voluminous lesion destroying the distal part of the sacrum (a).
The Uffizi Gallery has a comprehensive and voluminous collection of Florentine paintings from the Late Gothic through the Renaissance and Mannerist periods.
He has been a voluminous contributor to RealClimate, for instance, a climate science blog that has garnered more than 15 million views since Schmidt and several colleagues founded it in 2004.
Every day it has run a voluminous array of articles, interviews and analysis on which my special bias-detecting algorithm has, apart from the odd editorial, come up with zero readings.
The law has been used against defendants like Funzi Tieri, who once ran the Genovese crime family, and Michael R. Milken, the junk bond financier, and, over the years, has spawned a voluminous literature about what constitutes an "enterprise" or a "conspiracy".
Admiral Gehman has promised a "voluminous" report that will provide a sweeping history of the shuttle program.
Ms. Mann began to take pictures of her herself and her husband as early as the 1970's, and she has built a voluminous chronicle of their life together.
As Macintyre wisely acknowledges, Philby has inspired a voluminous bibliography that sometimes approaches literature, for instance in the novels of John le Carré.
