Sentence examples for the most copious from inspiring English sources

New York has the most copious record prosecuting terrorists of any jurisdiction in the land.

The most copious and reliable materials on these and other aboriginal dances are strewn through the works of anthropologists, folklorists, and a few musicians.

Of all enjoyments, Bentham reasoned, sex was the most universal, the most easily accessible, the most intense, and the most copious – nothing was more conducive to happiness.

The most copious and important material in Parthian is the work of the Sāsānian kings of the 3rd century, who added a Parthian version to their inscriptions Ḥājjīābād, Naqsh-e Rustam (Ka'be yi Zardusht), and Paiküla.

19) is the most copious to date, with the film itself in its original wide-screen aspect ratio and a host of extras, among them the documentary feature "Hearts of Darkness," about the making of the film.

The most copious evidence for Vulgar Latin is in the realm of phonology, though interpretation of the evidence is often open to dispute, consisting as it does of the confused descriptions of grammarians and the misspellings of bewildered scribes.

And Wyoming has the nation's most copious uranium reserves.However, those with long memories in the Rockies are cautious.

It has vast copper-ore deposits and some of the best land and most copious water in the continent.

The unseen colossus of Charing Cross Station has discharged its most copious load of passengers for the day, and that flood of humanity is advancing through the streets.

It never occurred to her that they might be living beyond their means, and it took three years for Karl to finally max out his most copious line of credit, the rat queen of his nest of cards.

In keeping with all of these outsize aspects, it also has the most arcane, copious, minute and often incomprehensible set of rules.