Sentence examples for true cornucopia from inspiring English sources

This week's trailers are a true cornucopia of flavours, we're talking a serving of Obama, a side of white people playing Japanese people, and, of course, the sweet finish of a live action remake of a problematic yet beloved cartoon.

The optical properties of double-walled carbon nanotubes (DWCNT) however, regarding their capability of exhibiting PL, remain rather elusive due to a true cornucopia of different or even (apparently) contradictory works in the past.

The same is true of its cornucopia of characters: that the fiction isn't on intimate terms with them – that it keeps a distance from them even when it tells us their thoughts – doesn't seem like a problem at first.

Silicon Valley has already shown this to be true with its cornucopia of revolutionary, world-transforming companies such as Instagram, Snapchat, Topsy, QuizUp, and Vine (to say nothing of Color).

The first part is certainly true; the area is a cornucopia.

This is especially important if the food is intended to be eaten straight form the bread cornucopia and you also wish people to eat the cornucopia.

To reach true couch potatoes, the real mass market, the industry is going to have to make digital television and its cornucopia of whizzy new programmes and devices easy enough for a two-year-old, or a tired fifty-year-old, to use.

The cave paintings of southern France may be older than the Venus figurine, "but the cornucopia of small, carved ivory statuettes from the south German sites must be seen as the birthplace of true sculpture in the European artistic tradition," added Dr Mellars.

She discovered a cornucopia.

It is a ­Darwinian cornucopia.

The cornucopia of natural resources?