Sentence examples for enrich the texture from inspiring English sources

The ship's motley mix of races, trades and lingos enrich the texture of a well-researched romp.

His countryman Samuel Scheidt's 70 Symphonien auf Konzerten-Manier (1644) likewise combine instrumental and vocal ensembles to enrich the texture and heighten the drama of his music.

Insights into what happened on set, whether they take the form of nerdy making-of documentaries or salacious tittle-tattle, give us an illusion of intimacy with our idols and enrich the texture of the films we watch.

Burnett's choice of music is indeed exquisite, and central to the film, which lacks what would usually be called movie music: Dinah Washington, Elmore James, Paul Robeson, and Rachmaninoff all enrich the texture of the film with what ought to be called lived music.

While this casting may enrich the texture of the work, it is a tribute to the universality of Foote's writing that it seamlessly evokes the humanity that all of us share, no matter who we are or where we come from.

"All string instruments, if harmonics come out other than those written, it's just enriching the texture".

That enriched the texture of the film.

With the sonorous horns and woodwinds enriching the textures of the slow opening section of the overture, the music sounded like the grave processionals in Mozart's "Magic Flute," a score that has Neo-Baroque elements whenever Mozart depicts the timeless rituals of the brotherhood at the temple.

Often ground and imperceptible, nuts are employed to enrich the flavor and texture of some dishes.

They received general information about nutrition, nutritional needs of patients with dementia (recommendations to enrich the diet, improve the texture of food) or other problems related with nutrition in order to assure adherence to the recommendations to the recommendations given.

She helps Mr. Smith enrich the story's emotional texture, which is no small thing, since the movie itself starts to falter just when it begins to deepen.