Sentence examples for he abundantly from inspiring English sources

"What he abundantly criticized in the former regime, he's in the midst of doing the same thing," Mr. Gbiégba said, though he added, "Since it's the beginning, he has time to change course".

A poet who refers to one of his later collections with a collusive wink as "a transitional volume" is either insufferably pompous, which Heaney is not, or given to likeable self-mockery, which he abundantly is.

More especially since, as he makes abundantly clear, he would never in a million years, have anything to do with such an outcome.

He would also, he made abundantly clear, carry on distancing himself from a Labour leadership that he believes has handled allegations of antisemitism appallingly badly.

"He is abundantly clear about what he likes and what he doesn't like," she said, "and obviously we need to improve our communications".

He talks abundantly, using a large vocabulary; he can read and write in several languages.

As for the author himself, he too was mediocre, as he makes abundantly and sometimes likably clear throughout the book.

He's right, but then again he's abundantly got the tools to do more with them.

In the process, he acquired an American girlfriend (about whom he wrote abundantly and explicitly to Simone de Beauvoir: "I am killed by passion and lectures").

In a phrase, Gilman speaks DOD, as he made abundantly clear in an MVHI PowerPoint presentation slide he titled What I Can Do for You Now.

He fulfils, however, the first duty of a dramatic hero – he is abundantly alive.