Sentence examples for with copious quotations from inspiring English sources
The Crusca Academy, of Florence, founded in 1582, brought out its Vocabolario at Venice in 1612, filled with copious quotations from Italian literature.
Book reviews tended to be long and fulsome, with copious quotations; a more astringent note came in only with the founding of the Edinburgh Review in 1802 (see below).
His captivating lecture style and copious quotations from classical sources made him extremely popular, especially among American Muslim youth.
What enlivens these depressing and unnecessarily long chapters are the copious quotations from Groucho's own work.
Through copious quotation and anecdote, Applebaum methodically, and unflinchingly, provides a sense of what it was like to enter and inhabit the netherworld of the Gulag.
Eastern, with copious replays throughout the day.
And a book with copious pictures comes with the audio.
Then dinner was served, with copious amounts of wine.
Slow movements are long and lyrical with copious decoration.
The best are replete with copious older vintages as well.
And the general structure — two hemispheres with copious cross-links — is also similar.
