Sentence examples similar to plentifully shown from inspiring English sources

Taylor hallmarks are plentifully in evidence, but startling features are more so.

Plentifully illustrated with photographs of instruments, it also includes a few showing the instrument makers and sellers themselves.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's food pyramid reflected the wisdom of the time: The base showed bread, rice and cereal, which Americans were urged to eat plentifully; the tip of the pyramid depicted fats and oils to be used sparingly.

And Burns, if less widely-educated than Pushkin, still read plentifully, learning much from the Augustans.

Weingartner, whose career was based mostly in Vienna, was among the first conductors to record plentifully, and collectors still prize his recordings of the Beethoven and Brahms symphonies.

"Many persons," he wrote, "have been tempted to partake so plentifully of it as to render them somewhat unfit for waltzing or quadrilling after supper".

2. The rich, who live plentifully.

This novel plentifully displays the very worst of human capability.

It means "well-filled or plentifully supplied," not "including".

And recordings of works like "The Protecting Veil" sold plentifully.

While sentiment is discouraged, wit and irony are plentifully indulged.