Sentence examples for his richness from inspiring English sources

Of all Mr. Gomes's gifts — and I have not mentioned his richness of dance tone, his personal charm or his glints of humor — timing is probably the greatest.

But it is rude and dumb when the other person is a man with money to burn and a record of making life miserable for anyone who dares to offend His Richness.

I thought of Heine, an earlier poet in an earlier battle for freedom in Europe, dying in his bed in Paris, and then I thought of Arnold's severe reflection at Heine's grave, that Goethe was "destined to work and to live" but Heine "only to laugh and to die," and then I thought that my friend, in his richness and his resilience, had truly been granted all the destinies.

It was not until the 19th century, however, that the Western world and literary circles discovered Umar Khayyam in all his richness.

Among them, the HHH peptide family was previously suggested to play a role in antimicrobial defense because of its His richness as Zn ion chelators [ 24, 59].

Yet it's a mark of his rich scholarship (and the richness of his subject) that you finish this book feeling glad he wrote it, rather than wondering why he did.

The taut compositions preserve Strand's characteristic austerity; the greater complexity of structure and detail amplifies his usual richness of tone.

In the twentieth century, New Critics enshrined Shakespeare's plays as complex poetic art, unified through patterns of metaphor, irony, and paradox, and generations of students were compelled to write exegeses of his linguistic richness.

His narrative richness is entirely visual, for he dispensed with all the broadsheet paraphernalia of caption-balloon-legend-commentary, permitting only such inscriptions as could be introduced naturalistically into the scene.

We will miss his wry wit, his gentle nature, the richness of his intellect and his boundless generosity.

He drew each strip himself, and animation critics praised his groundbreaking style--his graceful drawing, the richness of his characters.