Sentence examples for far more rich from inspiring English sources

His speaking voice is far more rich and sonorous than his elasticated singing style might suggest.

The sound can be far more rich and realistic than a telephone's.

Although London has far more rich people than elsewhere – and, in many cases, the term "rich" is an understatement – 16% of Londoners are in England's poorest 10th.

It was far more rich than had been expected [ 61].

The fact is this: our lives are far more richer than the vision of exceptionalism that often gets lauded and it is this richness which should be centered and celebrated.

Twitter is about to become far more cash rich, following its offering, but not profitable.

That district is represented by Representative Tom Rooney, who had already decided to stake his claim to the far more Republican-rich environs of Florida's new 17th Congressional District on the state's west coast, which will contain many of his current constituents.

The second model I tested was far more feature-rich.

America, after all, spends 18% of its GDP on health, far more than other rich countries.

"Raising the state pension age will hit the less well-off far more than the rich.

The mix is made with real chocolate; the drink is far more buttery and rich than those made with cocoa.