Sentence examples for a somewhat richer from inspiring English sources

"I have made," he wrote, "a tangible effort toward a somewhat richer and more elevated form of cinema".

The result is a smaller bird than the usual, with a somewhat richer, gamier flavor; meat with a finer, almost silky texture; and less fat under the skin.

Video-conferencing is presumed to be a somewhat richer form of communication than email and telephone, but not quite as informative as face-to-face communication.

So Telfer and White, in appealing to such shared sense of value, are offering a somewhat richer sense of the sort of intimacy essential to friendship than Thomas and Annis.

Williams also has a somewhat richer diversity of work experience than the average judge: before she earned her law degree, she taught third graders and music classes in inner-city Detroit schools.

Red wine imparts a somewhat richer flavor on the risotto, and it often pairs well with the earthy, nutty flavor of mushrooms.

Asmat art, including the art of some neighbouring groups, presents a similar, but somewhat richer, picture.

Parker's own view is that "it's not as rich an experience as a 15-person seminar, but it is somewhat richer than a 500-person lecture".

Great Neck North, once our somewhat richer doppelgänger, is dominated by Persian Jews.

A: Somewhat, yes.

21, in fly and in worm, introns are the even somewhat richer in R.Y tracts.