This particular spring, the whole conversation has been enriched by writers from around the Web, who have weighed in on the pros and cons of graduate school, especially in the humanities.
But Wolf's efforts to enrich his writer friends with lucrative freelance assignment for the Web site comes off as a misdemeanor in felonious times.
Finally, although the overall validation process could seem complicated, it enriches the test writers with a validated and objectified methodology to construct SCT-based question banks.
We are enriched by Yorkshire's writers and artists; by Northern Ireland's poets; by the powerful contributions that post-war immigration has brought us.
Even within England, culturally and historically the dominant partner in the union of territories comprising Britain, literature has been as enriched by strongly provincial writers as by metropolitan ones.
Purcell, a composer of occasional music who was also a brilliant choral writer, enriched the history of music with a series of odes and welcome songs beginning in 1680 (Welcome, vicegerent of the mighty King) and extending until the year of his death, 1695, which saw the production of the ode for the Duke of Gloucester's birthday, Who can from joy refrain?
Following their example, Polish intellectuals, musicians, filmmakers, and writers continue to enrich the world's arts and letters.
The prize was established in the name of publisher and literary agent Desmond Elliott, who died in August 2003, stipulating that his estate should fund an award "to enrich the careers of new writers".
Over the centuries, the territory of what is now Uzbekistan has produced great scholars, poets, and writers whose heritage has enriched the general culture of humanity.
Friedman's decision to incorporate statements from the writers themselves "wherever possible" enriches the book, which is laden with first-person reflection on the ways artists perceive the relationship between distinct yet connected forms of expression.
