It is a "veritable Wunderkammer," she writes.
It fell into a pile of Lakers news that makes the end of their regular season a veritable smorgasbord of chaos, writes Billy Witz on Foxsports.com, including their participation in what is most likely the final N.B.A. game in Sacramento.
When Ingmar Bergman's PERSONA (1967) opened in the United States, Bosley Crowther, writing in The New York Times, called it "a veritable poem of two feminine spirits exchanging their longings, repressions and mental woes".
The other day, pulling out The Future Dictionary of America, written by a veritable Who's Who of today's writers, Mr. Colby announced with gusto that he planned to contact every one of them.
("A veritable playground for these monsters," Shackleton wrote).
Next year its Web site (tclf.org), already a veritable garden of factual accounts and written and oral histories, will be "updated to 2.0 so that everything will be linked and Wiki-like," he said.
"What occurred here was not a predictable consequence of the Alabama system but a veritable perfect storm of misfortune," Justice Alito wrote.
It is a veritable baseball bat of a book, and written with a strong sense of "common plight" or "solidarity" with Anglo-Jews.
" — E-mailed press release, March 21 A veritable flood of nonfiction books have been written about India in recent years by a diverse crowd of Indian businessmen, foreign correspondents, returning nonresident Indians and scholars.
But alas: no toenail hematomas in flip-flops, no song lyrics written on Chuck Taylors, and no veritable library of "natural cures" books (all personal effects of my previous guitar teachers).
