Sentence examples for to voluminous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to volume or volumes.
The pads will be wirelessly linked to voluminous information on each wine.
News Corp. reportedly has granted Elveden's detectives access to voluminous information — e-mails, cash accounting records, and other documents.
True, on the catwalk they look striking in contrast to voluminous blouses or 80s shoulder-padded jackets.
News Corp. reportedly has granted Elveden's detectives access to voluminous information e-mails, cash accountinformation e-mailsher docashnts.
But race was an undeniably American problem, from slavery to civil rights to the discrimination that, according to voluminous social-science research, lingers.
Expiring copyrights have already led to voluminous European reissues of such historically important artists as the violinist Jascha Heifetz and the jazz cornetist Bix Beiderbecke.
The one thing everyone seems to agree on is this: Newspapers around the United States have tried a lot of approaches, newsy to fluffy, parochial to international, voluminous to sparse — and all are in trouble.
The spring sees two new books to add to her voluminous career.
Some of the gravest challenges to human rights, according to the voluminous report, came in countries where the Arab Spring movement had once raised the greatest hopes.
Therefore, suitable technologies could be developed to reduce their voluminous to cheaper concentrated end products.
Pound goes on to state that "It is better to present one Image in a lifetime than to produce voluminous works".
