Sentence examples for voluminous works from inspiring English sources

There Garcilaso de la Vega, called El Inca, composed his voluminous works on the Inca Empire of Peru.

Their voluminous works — not easily found in your local library — are now copiously available to the digitally curious.

Perhaps the most representative of all Ming literary activities, however, are voluminous works of sober scholarship in many realms.

Among his voluminous works are Traité d'astronomie (1764; "Treatise on Astronomy"), Histoire céleste française (1801; "French Celestial History"), and Bibliographie astronomique (1803; "Astronomical Bibliography"), which is still a valuable resource for historians of 18th-century astronomy.

Along with the Sefer Ḥasidim (1538; "Book of the Pious"), of which he was a coauthor, his voluminous works are the major extant documents of medieval German Ḥasidism (an ultrapious sect that stressed prayer and mysticism).

George Sand by Elizabeth Harlan 384pp, Yale, £25 George Sand's voluminous works are not much read these days, and it is hard to take on board what a huge influence she had, even in this country, in her own time.

For his earlier, voluminous work as a critic, Budrys was given the 2007 Pilgrim Award.

He learned to read studying a voluminous work called "Birds of South Africa".

At the core of this voluminous work is the notion that all experience (past, present, and future) can be understood in terms of an interaction between expansive and compressive forces.

In his voluminous work On the Seats and Causes of Diseases as Investigated by Anatomy, he compared the symptoms and observations in some 700 patients with the anatomical findings upon examining their bodies.

That could have required voluminous work to assess the drug's safety and the study's design, but some medical experts say such a review could have prevented Ms. Roche's death.