The grapes seem to symbolize both bitterness and copiousness. |
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He classifies style according to its copiousness and its energy. |
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He inherited from Cicero his literary conception of history, his copiousness, and his principle of accommodating style to subject. |
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Rally or closers are best when an copiousness of early speed exists and are frequently victimized when a front runner is loose on the lead. |
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This interpretation, however, rests largely on scholarly reliance on written sources and the relative copiousness of millennial rhetoric from the period that survives in writing. |
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His eyes rolled like those of a man being drawn unwillingly into some kind of suction machine, and saliva suddenly poured out of his mouth in great copiousness so that he resembled someone blowing up an enormous balloon. |
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Although in his swarming copiousness and love of the clutter of the specific Szirtes is a very different poet from the austere Herbert, he shares the Pole's unswerving attentiveness. |
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In 43 bc he began to publish a series of historical works in a terse, epigrammatic style studded with archaisms and avoiding the copiousness of Cicero. |
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