Sentence examples for always enriched from inspiring English sources

The surface and bulk composition of different PMMA-g-PEO graft copolymer showed that PMMA segments were always enriched at the copolymer air interface, but surface enrichment of PEO segments could occur in films of copolymers with longer PEO side chain (Mn of PEO, 3200) and a higher bulk PEO content.

Poetry has always enriched our common language.

EIBER--Bernard M. A Scholar and a gentleman who always enriched our lives.

We will miss her strong voice and well formed opinions which always enriched our discussions.

The poem has come down to us from the dawn of Mediterranean literature, and passed from generation to generation, always enriched.

"The public square in the United States is always enriched whenever people approach it when they're inspired by their deepest held convictions," he said.

"As far as I'm concerned, opinions are always welcome and constructive criticism and debate are always enriching," he said.

Taking both boxes will always enrich me by an extra £1,000 in comparison to taking B only.

Rome sold the faith, drawing in contributions to the papacy, and pilgrims in sometimes embarrassing but always enriching numbers.

Seeing things from two points of view is always enriching," he says, while warning: "I don't want to be representative of something.

"It's not a very alluring or sunny part, but it was André Téchiné, and shooting with Téchiné is always enriching".