Sentence examples for said amply from inspiring English sources

The latest election, they said, amply proved their point, with 12 parties winning seats in the 120-strong Knesset, Israel's parliament.

Three busloads of revelers came from the capital, he said, amply provisioned with alcohol and cannabis; a few had mushrooms or acid.

And Ronard Coombs, a former superintendent of Mr. Carlin's building, said the comic amply deserved the honor.

Ms. Winokur, a Westchester County native who made her Broadway debut in "Grease" in 1995, said she was amply nervous but also deeply grateful for her shot.

And the 1-watt speaker is said to be amply sufficient.

"We have won amply," she said.

"Mr. Silverstein is more than amply insured," said Howard Rubenstein, the spokesman.

He said he had been amply informed and advised by his own team of foreign policy and defense experts.

Guardian books blogger and author Sam Jordison agreed with Stothard about the need for argued, reasoned criticism, but said that this was amply provided by bloggers such as John Self, Max Cairnduff and Stephen Mitchelmore.

"They do ceremony very well at St. Andrews," Ms. Richardson said, and that was amply demonstrated at her installation, with men carrying centuries-old maces and bowing to the university chancellor.

"I am not a politician, in fact I don't like politics," said Mr. Bloomberg, who has amply demonstrated his lack of interest in the political skills usually required of successful elected officials.