Sentence examples for how richly this from inspiring English sources

Bringing this great troupe to Lincoln Center for its first season there, it shows how richly this company's dancing projects into the heights and depths of the multitier house: a marvel.

How richly this has been rewarded.

This month, Oracle shareholders are finding out just how richly that gamble paid off for him.

Note how richly the E-word embellishes the screeds of Ann Coulter, Bill O'Reilly and their co-ideologues, as in books subtitled "Rescuing American from the Media Elite," "How Elites from Hollywood, Politics and the U.N. Are Subverting America," and so on.

If some gritty or satirical points get conveyed in heavy-handed fashion, the net result still persuades, thanks primarily to how richly the characters of Jake and Charlie are drawn.

Degree is a local network metric, but other centrality measures are capable of providing additional information, for example, also on the number of neighbors of neighbors (i.e. how richly the neighbors are linked).

To find out how richly women participate in this area compared to men, organizational sociologist Toby Stuart at the Harvard Business School and colleagues examined how many patents women researchers are getting.

Maryland could very lose all five starters to the NBA draft in the weeks to come — freshman center Stone, sophomore guard Trimble and junior Carter are all viable pro prospects who will have difficult decisions to make — and while the chatter was a moot point Thursday, the matchup against the muscular Jayhawks provided one final backdrop on just how richly talented Turgeon's group was this season.

Mr. Lumet's novelistic instincts — and his generosity with actors — are evident in how richly populated the small, involuted world of this movie feels.

The Gershman lab's research aims to understand how richly structured knowledge about the environment is acquired, and how this knowledge aids adaptive behavior.

It is this nomadic attitude Azari appears to adopt when he shows off how richly informed he has been by both the extravagant pictorial innovations of Orientalist painting and the Islamic arts of which most Westerners, by contrast, have been sadly bereft.