Sentence examples for veritable stuff from inspiring English sources

That's because kisses have been in mainstream Indian movies since the late 1920s, with the reigning screen diva, Devika Rani, kiss kissing her off-screen husband, Himanshu Rai, for a full four minutes in "Karma" (1933), a kiss that was the veritable stuff of legends.

"Where does the desire to acquire come from?" By late afternoon, they had amassed a veritable mountain of stuff.

Helm could serve as Exhibit A in Was's argument, for, by the time he turned sixty, he was a veritable curator of stuff to survive.

At the distribution center, a veritable international airport of cheap stuff, the Russian-wood, Chinese-built furniture gets transferred to a Wal-Mart truck that makes its way to a secondary Wal-Mart distribution center.

These days there's more interest in the services bundled on these low-cost Lumias, and once again Microsoft is stuffing in a veritable range of things.

But when New Yorkers woke up Tuesday morning, they saw a more paltry 7too 9 inches of the white stuff outside -- a veritable Snor'easter.

The book is a veritable bucket list of cool action stuff from the movies.

This survey, though, is a veritable salt mine, offering enough grains of the stuff to keep skeptics' blood pressure high at least through November.

Firefly is a veritable "Who's Who" of people you know from other stuff.

The three remaining floors were carved decades ago into veritable warrens of cubicles linked by corridors of peeling checkerboard linoleum, stuffed to the brim and beyond with lifetimes of musty, precious possessions.

Spinach ravioli stuffed with a delicate ricotta filling swim in a veritable lake of sage butter.