Sentence examples for genuinely rich from inspiring English sources

And to her credit she is neither vague nor reductive about any of these things; she creates a genuinely rich landscape of human possibility.

The Jewel garden also dictates that the red roses we plant are all genuinely rich in colour, although rules get broken and colour boundaries crossed.

Critics say the tax is just as likely to catch cash-poor, asset-rich people who happen to have lived in the capital for a long time as it is the genuinely rich.

Like all time-travel stories, this inevitably trips on its own causal illogic – but not before it's offered you a taste of something genuinely rich and strange, and probably toxic.

Yes, there are some genuinely rich folks on the left -- Barbra Streisand, Arianna Huffington, George Soros -- and for all I know, some of them are secret consumers of French chardonnays and loathers of televised wrestling.

In the go-go years before the big bust in the nineteen-eighties, I began hearing the word "unit," slang for a hundred million dollars — the amount that you needed to have to be judged genuinely rich in Texas.

Is the sequence genuinely richer for this reminder, or is Godard unable to resist the lure of historical snobbery?

All the happiness and health research that scientists have done over the last few decades endorses this shift away from mindless earning and consuming and towards building a simpler, genuinely richer and more nature-connected life.

In the words of Tim's father, "I've never bumped into a genuinely happy rich person" — words that could be written only by someone who is blessed with both happiness and wealth, plus a dusting of liberal guilt.

But while she fought for copper and plastic, the one time Pimenta genuinely struck it rich, she gave everything away.

(One famous howler is from "The Ten Commandments," in which Yul Brynner's Egyptian pharaoh says of Charlton Heston's Hebraic Moses, "His God IS God!") To his credit, Louvish does not gloss over DeMille's deficiencies and excesses; rather, he very scrupulously records them as crucial clues in a genuinely complex story rich in contradictions and paradoxes.