Sentence examples for human richness from inspiring English sources
"Modest theaters, modest budgets, modest aspirations, but big time in terms of human richness".
In Sendak's pictures, the ghetto teems with human richness and children defy and defeat a monstrous bully called Brundibar.
If I pass from the British Museum's Assyrian galleries to the graceful grandeur of ancient Egypt or the Greek gods exhibited nearby, I sense a greater human richness.
It obliterates the stereotype of the far northern peoples as representatives of a quaint, icy sort of simplicity and backwardness and replaces it with a fully human richness and complexity.
The religious themes that dominated Renaissance art (partly because of generous church patronage) were frequently developed into images of such human richness that, as one contemporary observer noted, the Christian message was submerged.
To be published in America by Yale University Press in MarchThe fruit of a lifetime's scholarship by a distinguished British historian of America, the first proper life of Tocqueville in English has all the insight and human richness of great 19th-century fiction.
It's another way of saying that no one owns anyone's culture, and that to believe otherwise is to deprive us of the human fullness and richness we all deserve.
In our study, we expected that a descriptive examination of microbiota composition in a large cohort of healthy people would display certain novel features not observed previously that would contribute to the understanding of human microbiota richness.
Recent brain research, rather than reducing everything to electrical impulses and quantifiable pulses, actually enhances our appreciation of human complexity and richness.
But Salgado proves it truly can reveal new dimensions of the physical, human world, the richness of the peculiar, lovely, terrifying, yet somehow universal things he sees through his viewfinder.
His fellow New England poet Robert Lowell paid tribute to the mature Frost, writing that "Step by step, he had tested his observation of places and people until his best poems had the human and seen richness of great novels".
