Sentence examples for more voluminous and from inspiring English sources

Not in the beginning, of course, when love's mere existence makes one's eyelashes feel longer and more voluminous, and allots one's gait a raffish swagger.

Our thermo-fluid-dynamic models here suggest that injection of magma-derived H2O, becoming more voluminous and frequent in time, may well be controlling such heating.

In the last few years, bags have become ever more voluminous, and as women have fallen sway to their chunky charms, they have filled them up with necessities.

Common to all of the processes is the presence of water, which is needed to initiate and complete the corrosion of the base metal to a more voluminous and less cohesive mineral product.

But as knowledge became more voluminous and specialized, the two sides seemed to split apart; today we even believe them to be generated from different sides of the brain.

"These findings," they wrote, "demonstrate that eruptions along the ultraslow-spreading Gakkel Ridge are focused at discrete locations and appear to be more voluminous and occur more frequently than was previously thought".

It is interesting to note that some Barbie dolls are manufactured with extremely thin legs and no curves whatsoever and other Barbie dolls are manufactured with more voluminous, smooth, and gentle curves in their legs.

A large body allows for a more voluminous gut, and high body temperature provides optimal conditions for endosymbionts (bacteria and protozoa) specialized in breaking down otherwise indigestible plant matter [ 3, 9, 91- 93].

Proteomic data complement the more voluminous genomic and transcriptomic data sets in providing a more nuanced picture of the process, and should therefore help in the identification of the major genetic determinants of the hyperaccumulation phenomenon.

The series (beginning on Wednesday on CW) maintains the "Sex and the Single Girl" belief that all a makeover really means is a shorter dress, more voluminous hair and a generously applied prescription of spunkiness.

Lee's experiments with more voluminous shapes and embellished fabrics are striking (some dresses were studded with scores of tiny Swarovski crystals), but it's the apparently effortless pieces that show real commercial potential.