Stanišić left Bosnia as a teenager and grew up in Germany (the late Yugoslavia has greatly enriched world literature through its diaspora: look at Aleksandar Hemon and Josip Novakovich).
Instead, he would say, we need architecture that sets out to truly enrich the world about it with generous and imaginative public spaces and vistas, rich detail, and above all a sense of human community.
If he disciplines himself to be as intent on enriching the world as on enriching himself, he could write a constructive and surprising last chapter to this most novelistic of modern presidencies.
All these are stories which enrich the world and which children ought to know.
What happens to the hope of a single child - anywhere - can enrich our world, or impoverish it.
Following their example, Polish intellectuals, musicians, filmmakers, and writers continue to enrich the world's arts and letters.
Other writers such as Zadie Smith, Kazuo Ishiguro, Hanif Kureishi, Alex Wheatle, Monica Ali, Courttia Newland, Mike Gayle and Romesh Gunesekera, to name but a few, enrich the world of UK adult literature.
May the Tisch family celebrate this remarkable man's life and be comforted by the memory of all that Bob and his family did to enrich the world.
The failure of globalization to enrich the world's poorest continent presents a dilemma for its champions, such as Thomas Friedman, the Times Op-Ed columnist.
But regardless of the reason, the fact remains that simply changing a worker's location can massively enrich the world economy.
