Sentence examples for enriches from inspiring English sources

But being a mother enriches a sculptor's experience.

Our productions draw people into something which enriches the fabric of their lives.

Indeed, this spiritual relationship with the land has seeped into the other national religions Muslims, Sikhs, Christians and others have their own pilgrimage sites dotted throughout the landscape which both enriches and complicates the soil on which today's state is built.

Ms Dunmore's toing and froing between past and present is artfully done and greatly enriches the central story of the death of a child and a parent's grief.

As Mr Clinton puts it, "The same openness that enriches our lives is also exploited by criminals".

If governments really want a scandal to attack, it is the way the finance sector enriches itself at the expense of retail investors.

Many people fear that turbines will instantly depress the value of property nearby, even if it enriches those whose land is used.

But America's national parks are also seeing more visitors after slumping earlier in the decade, which enriches more remote spots.Despite the bumper year, overseas tourism has not passed the peak it reached before the 2001 terrorist attacks.

It enriches a few bosses but saddles the state enterprises with enormous debts for which, in the end, the government is liable.The Communist Party shows no sign of cutting loose the state enterprises.

Popular culture, he argues, enriches our minds in ways that are not yet properly prized.

Among the most peculiar is USEC, previously known as the United States Enrichment Corporation, which enriches uranium for reactors and once did so for bombs.