Sentence examples for essential richness from inspiring English sources

Julian Barratt's pop tunes, jingles, mood music and parodies add an essential richness to cult comedy series Mighty Boosh; it would undeniably be a lesser show without them.

Although Le Guin's tales are set in an imagined central European country before and after the war, they capture the essential richness and vulnerability of the central European plain.

As a pseudocereal, quinoa is valued for its high protein content and richness in essential amino acids (Figure 2A).

Natural history museums house the living collections essential to understanding the richness of Earth and life history.

Our findings demonstrate that CpG-richness is essential for the formation of bivalent chromatin, whereas G + C-richness is required to exclude DNA methylation, which when present is dominant over the other chromatin marks.

This study complements that of Newmark (2002) who found that protecting primary forest is essential for conserving the biological richness of the Eastern Arc.

As with Borges, familiarity with the texts Dinesen references is not essential, but adds another layer of richness to the experience of reading her.

It seems possible that nothing on earth accommodates a greater variety of light and shadow than tree leaves, or reveals the essential magic of photography with such effortless richness.

These results do not negate the importance of large forest fragments for the maintenance of herb layer species richness, but specifically emphasize the essential contribution of the core habitats of these forests.

David Lodge has argued that the richness of individual conscious experience, that essential subjectivity, is better explored in novels and poetry than by neuroscientists.

He summed up his mentor's essential lesson as the possiblity of "economy yet richness", and that formulation nicely captures the complementary aspects of Brahms's genius.