Sentence examples for gives a rich from inspiring English sources

It collects modern fiction that gives a rich, variegated picture of the Brazilian city and its inhabitants.

"Faux suede gives a rich, sexy appearance to a bedroom," Ms. Dennis said, and ripple-folding produces "a more luxurious effect".

Giorgio Locatelli, in his superb Made in Italy, uses 3 large eggs, and 2 large yolks to 500g flour, which gives a rich, but rather lighter result.

The presenter of Channel 4's Don't Stop the Music, about music education's obliteration in British schools, gives a rich context tonight to music he explains as expressions of composers' psychological states.

Lola Dueñas gives a rich, warm and likable performance as Bruna, the virginal young woman who claims to have second sight and detects the smell of death, worryingly, in certain areas of the plane.

As Miss Moffat's loyal cook and housekeeper, Mrs. Watty, a reformed thief turned enthusiastic Bible-thumper, Ms. Baker gives a rich pudding of a performance, with a Cockney accent precisely on the mark.

An account of the implementation of the intervention, and the context of the health system it is conducted within, gives a richer understanding of the intervention and enhances the external validity of the RCT.

This way is much easier to learn and it gives a richer sound than vibrato with the wrist.

The back wall has been given a rich brown patina, like rusting steel.

You can omit the anchovies if you need to, but they do give a rich depth.

"And they say we'd rather give a rich white guy an erection than help an African with AIDS.