Sentence examples for enormously enriching from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, when technology shows aspects of the world that are not apparent with human senses, it can be enormously enriching, as well.

For many the car is not just a social and business necessity, it enormously enriches their lives.

Surveying the last 60 years of that friendship … Paul Simon is a man who has enormously enriched my life, period.

Compared with even a quarter of a century ago, we are enormously enriched in knowledge and understanding.

It has moved cautiously but steadily from a command economy to a semi-market one and in so doing has enormously enriched an increasing proportion of its people.

Refugee children benefit from being in a mainstream school and many teachers report that English children are enormously enriched by the new arrivals too, learning to understand and respect those who are different from themselves.

But over the course of, say, the last 100 years, the collections have been enormously enriched by a series of gifts and bequests, including one of 3,000 sheets in 1987 from an encyclopedic collector, Mathias Polakovits.

After Charles I, quite the most important royal collectors were George III and George IV who, between 1760 and 1830, enormously enriched the Royal Collection with Old Master paintings and drawings, furniture, porcelain and jewelry as well as oils by contemporaries like Gainsborough, Copley, Stubbs and Benjamin West.

I am sure everyone at EG will find their own music, and come away enormously enriched.

The six great schools became enormously wealthy, enriching their buildings with splendid architectural decoration, as at the Great School of San Marco (founded c. 1260, rebuilt after a fire 1487 95; now a hospital), with its trompe l'oeil marble panels.

In short, the Wall Street version of capitalism makes life enormously insecure for the many, while enriching the few.