Sentence examples for characteristically rich from inspiring English sources

It has a characteristically rich and complex patterning.

The gneisses, which are characteristically rich in feldspar and quartz, tend to be coarse-grained and less distinctly foliated.

"Their characteristically rich and busy style involved an unusual mixture of biblical, classical, sporting and heraldic subjects".

The orchestra's string and wind textures were characteristically rich, and the principals played their solo turns gracefully.

The mud of a tidal flat is characteristically rich in dissolved nutrients, plankton, and organic debris, and it supports large numbers of smaller mobile and burrowing animals, notably crabs, pelecypods, gastropods, and worms.

The land has often felt the influences of stronger regional powers that have vied for control over it, and these influences have helped to create Bosnia and Herzegovina's characteristically rich ethnic and religious mix.

All three wines had the truffly aroma, while the Monfortino seemed characteristically richer.

Their timing, as they interact with the videos and Cricket S. Myers' characteristically nuanced and rich sound cues, feels effortless.

Soil properties of these two zones are generally different i.e. zone-1 characteristically natural to alkaline, rich in calcium and phosphorus but deficient of nitrogen and potassium.

From the earliest studies of the biomacromolecules extracted from CaCO3 biominerals, which are widely investigated due to their abundance, it is recognized that these are characteristically highly acidic, being rich in aspartic and glutamic acid.

"How rich," he cries, characteristically, "is Shakespeare's imagination that it can give rise to such a variety of interpretations!" The effect of this exposition of the sexual exuberance of the plays is, in fact, exhilarating and even moving: all human life is indeed in Shakespeare's plays.