Sentence examples for a much richer view from inspiring English sources

Garbus's film, which offers powerful passages from Simone's diary, is a much richer view of Simone's life overall (on the evidence of the film, her diary would make for a book as essential as her autobiography), but Lieberman spends more time on the early days of Simone's career, which was launched in response to anger and despair.

Though the narratives we gained in having done the research ourselves (and our care in keeping those narratives intact for ourselves) meant that we had a much richer view of learnings than if we'd read through a few reports.

Thus, by the time that the OECD came to reassess the pertinence of the original Jobs Study recommendations in the mid-2000s, it had adopted a much richer view of activation encompassing the interactions between UI/UA systems, ALMPs and benefit conditionality.

"And what Magento allows us to do is bring in the transactional information and put those together so we get a much richer view of who the consumers are and how we personalize that experience with the next interaction that they have with a Magento-based commerce site".

The ability to specifically identify genetic variation associated with visible pigmentation traits and disease risk has provided a much richer view of the genetics of cutaneous malignancies.

Marx provides a much richer account.

This little extra data really gives a much richer structure.

Compared to atoms, molecules have a much richer internal structure.

It is a much richer theory than anticipated.

Brazil is a much richer country than China or India.

But this is now happening within a much richer world.