Sentence examples for have a veritable from inspiring English sources
That's where we do have a veritable cornucopia of choice.
Couple those moronic misconceptions with the obscene profit-motive of the agribusiness corporations, and you have a veritable Holocaust for our poor, defenseless animals.
The people of Wisconsin have a veritable cornucopia of reasons they believe that Mr. Walker — along with four Republican state senators — should be recalled from office.
Cassandra believes the park will then have a veritable "herd" (although some sources suggest a group of walruses can also be known as a "pod" or, somewhat appropriately, as an "ugly").
But politicians today have a veritable cornucopia of new platforms for reaching their target audiences: mobile phones, social networking sites, the Internet, and all of their various derivatives and permutations.
One small apartment could have a veritable zoo of species: a ficus from Indonesia, a philodendron from Brazil, a kalanchoe from Madagascar and a Norfolk Island pine from the South Pacific.
The team has a veritable stable of forwards: Clint Dempsey, Jozy Altidore, Gomez currently top the list.
The average American has a veritable gadget cornucopia at his fingertips.
The British Library in London currently has a veritable goldmine papering its walls.
The company changed hands several times, and has had a veritable United Nations of owners.
