Sentence examples for enriching one from inspiring English sources

But it was also an enriching one.

Psychiatrists, both residents and practitioners, would find the insight provided an enriching one.

Because acting is a game – a very interesting and personally enriching one.

He estimated, for instance, that enriching one bomb's worth of material would take one year of running 66 pounds of 36percentt enriched uranium through just 25 centrifuges.

Sinclair's organisation of material is adept, with adjacent fragments, essays and transcripts playing off and enriching one another: the protagonist of one memoir becomes the author of the next; a scene described in the 19th century is re-encountered in the 20th.

"This story is about valuing the human beings in your life and enriching one's life".

We should expect no more from them than from men -- and no less" -- the big question is this: How can we steer clear of toxic bonds with other women and focus on the healthy, mutually enriching ones?

Rotifers were enriched on one of four experimental emulsions containing graduated ARA concentrations, and fed to 6 replicate tanks (3 each of green and grey colour) of larvae.

As she put it in an essay for an anthology, "Death: The Final Stage of Growth" (1997), "Confrontation with death and dying can enrich one's life and help one to become a more human and humane person".

This study demonstrates that the relationship is largely, or entirely, explained by the differential usage of DNA pol III subunit between aerobes and anaerobes: aerobes tend to carry the GC-enriching polymerase, and anaerobes the AT-enriching one.

According to the disease ontology enrichment analysis, the stomach neoplasm was the second most enriched disease ontology in MetaCore pathways, colorectal neoplasm being the top enriched one.