Sentence examples for actually enriched from inspiring English sources

CpG islands themselves were actually enriched for continuous DMRs, and enrichment in open seas was seen in the children DMRs and VMRs.

It's over," said Mr. Voss — Ms. Mulligan says her experience actually enriched her life.

But the values that have actually enriched the wealthy, the bankers and the baronets, appear almost as opposites: greed, lust, ostentatious consumption, arrogance, dishonesty.

The unusual accomplishment of Mr. Pakula and Mr. Kessler, who adapted his one-set play for the screen, is that they've actually enriched the possibilities of the original comedy-drama by opening it up.

Add the fact that he believed a work of art to be worth any amount of sweat, and that art was actually enriched by taking the guilt of its inevitable social cost into account, and the argument comes around to the point where cruelty and honesty stand staring face to face.

He considered himself very fortunate to have been a member of Professor Louis Smullin's laboratory: "The graduate students and visiting scientists came from all over the world but fast became a remarkably close-knit family where differences in nationality, race, and religion actually enriched our daily lives," he recalled years later.

They actually enrich you in knowing them.

But does this more reverent incarnation of Facebook actually enrich adult relationships?

By improving privacy you can actually enrich and strengthen collaborative activities.

And let me briefly point out how the research enterprise actually enriches undergraduate education.

"The inconvenient truth here is that regulation aimed at curbing insiders actually enriches the true criminals".