Sentence examples for of the voluminous from inspiring English sources

Mannequins in the 60's and 70's had smaller ones because of the voluminous hair that fashion dictated.

Summers' forensic sifting of the voluminous and often contradictory evidence is hugely impressive and his judgements are always balanced.

When the president leaves office, the archivist of the United States takes custody of the voluminous records.

Secrecy also enveloped the legal process: many of the voluminous motions and filings made by both the government and the defense were sealed from the public record.

The newspapers have been behaving themselves lately in anticipation of the publication last week of the voluminous report from Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson.

The documents examined by The Times represent a small fraction of the voluminous tax returns Mr. Trump would have filed in 1995.

Several British newspapers noted that Mr. Took's death went relatively unnoticed because of the voluminous coverage of the death of the Queen Mother.

The Geneva talks will dictate the pace and extent of the voluminous but sometimes vague concessions China made to the United States, the European Union and other nations.

First, the government should undertake a re-evaluation of the voluminous data on DDT that has been compiled since the 1970's.

This is true in particular of the voluminous writings of the Church Fathers, such as Athanasius, Gregory of Nazianzus, Basil, John Chrysostom, Cyril of Alexandria, and Maximus the Confessor.

It looks like a 21st-century leisure suit, and when Mr. Camby jams his hands in the pockets of the voluminous trousers (he's in a very baggy phase), it signals to Mr. McSwain that he's appropriated the ensemble.