Sentence examples for being a particularly rich from inspiring English sources

I love Professor Beard very deeply, as I love anyone and everyone – the doctors and scientists who take us through the programmes devoted to medical advances being a particularly rich field – who is so clearly, so comfortably and so thoroughly in command of their subject or specialism that they have nothing left to prove.

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.

For someone interested in gold from a historical point of view, the late sixties was a particularly rich period.

Dating shows are a particularly rich vein of this modern maliciousness: "Change of Heart," "Dismissed," "Elimidate Deluxe".

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