Sentence examples for be a particularly rich from inspiring English sources

Neuschwanstein Castle, in Bavaria, turned out to be a particularly rich trove, filled with art stolen from the Rothschilds in Paris.

"Urban playgrounds in the United States have recently been shown to be a particularly rich source of Toxocara eggs, and inner-city children are at high risk of acquiring the infection," Hotez wrote, adding that this might be partly behind the rise in asthma cases in the country.

Snake venoms have proved to be a particularly rich source of cardiovascular drugs [ 79].

Visceral adipose tissue appears to be a particularly rich source of adipokine cytokines [ 189], and insulin resistance has a stronger relationship with visceral fat than with overall adiposity.

Cincinnati, for instance, was a particularly rich trove of information.

Late 19th-century French culture was a particularly rich stew of sexual desire and fear.

"The [Assad] regime is a particularly rich trove," Rapp told the Guardian.

Do you think that this time period is a particularly rich setting for fiction?

Adam is a particularly rich character, smart but troubled at the disappointments of oncoming middle age.

"It was a particularly rich and welcome relationship," Mr. Goodman said.

Wheat-germ oil is a particularly rich source of the vitamin.