Sentence examples for immense rich from inspiring English sources

Immodestly, but with proof in the product, the architect cited the elements that he had sought to incorporate in the design: "social life, urbanity, invention, construction, technology, poetry, light — an immense rich bouillabaisse".

Immodestly, but with proof in the product, the architect cited the elements that he had sought to incorporate in the design: "social life, urbanity, invention, construction, technology, poetry, light an immense rich bouillabaisse".

When he wrote to the government to ask for funds to build his studio in what was then an obscure suburb, he predicted that the area would one day become "the centre of an immense and rich population".

Based on a Jean Shepherd short story, the movie benefits from an immense heart, rich period detail and quirky comic characters.

In surrender, the space that opens is immense and rich, not limited by the finite mind and emotions of the ego; those feelings of being in control and powerful.

The centuries-long pursuit of the finest Italian silk weaves by the Russian court and church and the prodigious sums they spent on them have left Russia, despite losses during war and revolution, with an immense patrimony of rich and rare Italian textiles, only a fraction of which have ever been put on general public view.

Hosking, a professor at the University of London, takes a rather sympathetic view of a highly talented and complex nation infused with a deep conviction that it bears a special mission, whether as a spiritual "Third Rome," to counter the consumerism and shallowness of the West, or as master of an immense and enormously rich domain.

Would it not open to cultivation immense tracts of rich vegetable soil?

Myanmar's economic potential is immense given its rich endowments and geographic advantages.

But his personal qualities, reputation and experience won't solve our severe economic problems if President Bush's tax cuts for the rich, and immense and growing national debt -- as a result of our unconscionable deficit spending and the ballooning costs of the Iraq invasion -- are all off the table.

It is rich in immense therapeutic properties (Kalac and Svoboda 2000).