The chorizo is joined by Bomba rice, saffron and more: a veritable paella's worth of ingredients, and a very fine paella at that.
— In the nearly 23 years since Andy Warhol's death, a veritable Factory's worth of people have claimed that they worked by his side during the glory years of the 1960s, when he was revolutionizing art with his silk-screens and surface-luster vision of life.
The third is LOCAL Theory, of which little is known, except that, according to a Walmart spokesperson, it is in "stealth" mode and "focused on the application of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning for localized merchandising". Or, said another way, it is already a veritable trade show's worth of buzzword soup.
A veritable art history degree's worth of books digitized by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum are now available for free.
Officially known as Working Group I's contribution to the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the document offered a veritable flood of information — two thousand two hundred and sixteen pages' worth.
On top of that, a growing base of middle class consumers — 15 million today, expected to double to 30 million in the next five years in an e-commerce market that is projected to be worth $40 billion — has translated into a veritable boom in the rise of tech companies.
And there's certainly zest to the group's new recording of Schumann's four symphonies with Mr. Zinman, which are well worth hearing even in a period of veritable Schumann glut.
That he had to follow a veritable masterpiece on the same subject does not diminish the sterling worth of parts of this effort.
What's interesting about its 15% growth rate is not that it's merely 15%, or that the market appears to be paying a more aggressive multiple than such a growth rate is probably worth, but that it's growing at 15% during a veritable collapse in consumer lending of the online variety, as well as of every other variety.
Cul-de-sacs beckon him, competing with a veritable chorus girl line-up of Dev's comely maidens, dancing for all they're worth.
The "veritable" makes you fall asleep, when, without it, the thought would be at least on the way to being worth hearing.
