Sentence examples for enormous rich from inspiring English sources

Her sound was enormous, rich and unforced; her coloratura runs and passagework were dispatched with aplomb and precision.

A special one afternoon of mixed greens with Gorgonzola, pine nuts, and dried cranberries (a big salad) had the right balance of sweet and savory; I was less happy with the Caesar, equally enormous, rich with cheese, and a little heavy on the garlic -- perhaps it would have worked better in a smaller portion.

It looks empty, but you know that there's tiny little microbes and whales and this enormous, rich substance all around you.

Those on the lookout for disgruntled youth in Kazakhstan, an enormous oil-rich former Soviet republic on Russia's southern border, were instead met with the sight of snaking columns of college students who lined up at 8 a.m. last Sunday morning.

But in resource-rich countries like Nigeria, with its enormous gap between rich and poor, subsidized gas is one of the few benefits trickling down from an infamously corrupt government that has pocketed billions of dollars in oil profits, with little to show for it.

A sustained encounter with just about any good book on the Kindle is a rich, enormous, demanding, cerebral event.

Before we left Argentina, we didn't know about Latin America, about the enormous gulf between rich and poor and the terrible exploitation of the people.

I have not been to Jordan for a while, but my ears are ringing today with complaints about corruption, frustration with the king and queen, and disgust at the enormous gaps between rich and poor.

One of Colombia's problems was an enormous gap between rich and poor, and elites who dealt with poverty by building higher walls around their compounds and topping them with barbed wire.

In Underworld, following baseball through its 50 years, logging all the encounters, the links, the meetings, the connections, DeLillo creates an enormous and astonishingly rich portrait of our lives and times.

A new interest in early childhood is driven by studies showing how powerfully and permanently children's brains are shaped when they're very young, and how the enormous gap between rich and poor children is already in place when they start kindergarten.