Sentence examples for has a richness of from inspiring English sources

Sjöström's production, shot at M-G-M, has a richness of austerity — the black-and-white Puritan-era costumes are almost abstract in their simplicity; the rooms are stern, bare, uncomfortable.

On the Gershwin CD, for instance, a nine-foot Yamaha Disklavier grand piano has been used to play the rolls, partly because it has computer and optic sensors, but also because it has a richness of sound and dynamic range unusual for piano rolls recorded for CD.

The texture of his score has a richness of instrumental and harmonic colour, a depth of orchestral and choral writing such as he never attained previously, and the music shows much alert awareness of the technical resources acquired by other creative musicians during the last few years of his life.

"The taste of defeat has a richness of experience all its own".

In fact, the model is multi-dimensional, and has a richness of capability that enables advanced design to take place.

From desert elephants to German colonial towns, Namibia has a richness of life in even the sparsest setting -- and its remote wonders are more accessible than you think.

The Bridge had a richness of characterisation that kept it continually surprising, whereas Salamander was a boxful of clichés.

American novelist and short-story writer, a master stylist whose long short stories have a richness of texture and complexity of character delineation usually achieved only in the novel.

"True richness is not having an abundance of things from the earth, but true richness is having a richness of the soul".

The prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, said, "Richness does not come from having an abundance of things from the earth, but richness comes from having a richness of the soul".

Potential collection sites have a richness of up to 7 taxa per grid (Figure 6a).