He wrote voluminously on the subject and founded workshops to produce objects for domestic interiors. |
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He wrote voluminously on philosophy, logic, education, economics, and politics, and throughout his life was the champion of advanced political and social causes. |
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He appears to have written less voluminously than other leading Stoics, and none of the five treatises attributed to him is extant. |
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I'm not going to deal voluminously with the voluminous amount of research that has been done. |
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That which doctrines promoted voluminously in order to overcome these impurities help not, except the above process. |
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He wrote voluminously, traveled widely and was recognized as one of the important leaders of his time. |
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The newspapers which so voluminously reported parliamentary and out-of-doors speeches provided cheap, swift dissemination of political information. |
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For it was in the United States that he made his lasting reputation as an economist, writing voluminously, for the most part in English, on a wide range of subjects. |
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As the piece continues and the group sing in their unmistakable harmony, the bank director puts his arm around Dan's shoulders, closes his eyes and sings along voluminously. |
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Tagore wrote voluminously in his native Bengali. |
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He continued to write voluminously, publishing historical novels, film criticism, and highly praised studies of Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, and Vladimir Mayakovsky. |
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Eusebius himself wrote voluminously as apologist, chronographer, historian, exegete, and controversialist, but his vast erudition is not matched by clarity of thought or attractiveness of presentation. |
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Bernays was a passionate individualist who wrote voluminously about the need to defeat communism by manipulating the opinion of the masses through the skilful use of propaganda. |
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While the first tubular steel chairs from the 1920s were rarely upholstered, the 1935 Thonet catalog presented an entire series of voluminously upholstered armchairs and sofas. |
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