Sentence examples for far more richness from inspiring English sources

Instead it packs a decadent punch, with far more richness than you would expect for this price.

"We have by far more richness over the land than under the ground," Baki added.

In "Five Days at Memorial," the contours of the story remain the same, yet Fink imbues them with far more narrative richness, making the doctors seem both more sympathetic and more culpable.

On the page it has far more emotional richness and lingering power than the Hollywood satire "Speed-the-Plow," the other Mamet three-hander in revival on Broadway this season.

Field work in the last two decades have revealed far more sigmodontine phylogenetic richness outside the Andes than formerly documented (e.g., [ 86][ 61]; but see also [ 87]).

I especially liked the pinkish chutoro, tuna that is not quite as fatty as the luxurious otoro but suggests the soft richness of that far more expensive cut.

One reader, Dan Barron of New York, found the richness of the Graci far more to his taste than the Benanti, and wondered whether the catarratto in the Graci might have accounted for that.

And by that standard we can say unequivocally that this particular wise Latina, with the richness of her experiences, would far more often than not reach a better conclusion than the individual white males she faced in that Senate hearing room.

There's this great richness of diversity, yet people are far more similar than they are different.

It is an oft-repeated cliche that once you leave the country you suddenly appreciate the richness and variety of the BBC far more.

Uncovering a far more complex negative landscape than previously assumed, the book reveals the challenging richness that a thorough comparative study of creoles delivers.