Sentence examples for most voluminous from inspiring English sources
It is the most voluminous account we have of life in the 17th century.
In postbiblical Christian literature the most voluminous discussions of Mary have been those dealing with her virginity.
Most voluminous were laments for the political cartoons and late-night television gag lines that have been eliminated.
By far the most voluminous narratives about Mary in the New Testament are the infancy stories in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.
The most voluminous and influential theories attributing war to the nature of the state fall into two broad streams, which can be loosely called liberal and socialist.
The most voluminous archive of indigenous North American and Mexican music ever assembled has been collected over the past fifty years by a Polish count named Chris Strachwitz.
Most of his voluminous correspondence was handwritten.
As the terrible week unfolded, reporters recorded what they could and editors made sure that most of that voluminous report appeared in the paper.
As a marginalia scribbler, Mark Twain was perhaps the most entertaining and voluminous of all, with comments that bloomed from space breaks and chapter headings and end pages, sometimes turning corners and continuing upside down.
Dating to 2005, the United States complaint against the European Union forms the first part of the most complex and voluminous case ever to have been brought before the global trade body.
Most of the voluminous Davidge records, however, are his handwritten reports to Sir Anthony about meetings with Ms. Brooks, covering the subjects they discussed and outlining the agreements they reached.
