voluminous

In my youth, I carried “The Magic Mountain,” Mann’s voluminous 1924 novel, into cafes.

There are 79, believe it or not— 79 different files on different members of the Kuczynski family, including a pretty voluminous set on Ursula herself.

Star RB Alvin Kamara will also be sure to get his, and there will be other mouths to feed in a New Orleans passing game likely to be less voluminous than it was with Brees.

With multiple sizes, this model creates classic, bouncy, and voluminous curls.

For this album’s rollout, she has chosen an elegant, muted approach in which she sports voluminous blonde hair, plush fabrics and lies across Persian rugs.

His papers are voluminous but arid, nothing of the man comes through.

But the biographical inattention to his voluminous body of written work nonetheless has been a strange oversight.

The singer covered parts of her naked body with moss, accessorizing with smokey eyeshadow and a voluminous haircut.

Consider one bold, green dress with a voluminous skirt that shimmered with what looked like the green scales of an alligator.

Eventually I got to see the voluminous police dossier on the case, including the photographs taken at the scene by the paparazzi.

Frederick Spanheim died; a noted divinity professor at Leyden, and a voluminous writer.

Nathan Drake, an English physician, died; also a highly respectable and voluminous author.

But the man inside these voluminous clothes is even still more eccentric.

He was one of the most voluminous writers of antiquity, and probably is the most learned man whose writings have come down to us.

His writings were very voluminous, and in his tranquil garden he led a peaceful life of study and enjoyment.