Sentence examples for is remarkably rich from inspiring English sources

By any standards, the story of Napoleon is remarkably rich stuff for a biographer.

The Lane family archive in Melbourne is remarkably rich and extensive.

It is remarkably rich in plants; 11 families and 500 genera are endemic.

In the best of the stories, the portrait is remarkably rich.

It's a masterly beginning to a story that is haunted, almost between its sentences, by grief; yet the world of Beloved is – remarkably – rich and big with life.

Judith Palmer The supplement of the Dictionary of National Biography for those who died between 2001 and 2004, published this month, is remarkably rich in writers.

Wetlands — including marshes, sea grass beds, estuaries, and mangroves — are remarkably rich and productive ecosystems, providing nesting habitat and nurseries for fish, birds, and other wildlife.

Korn Ferry, a consultancy, notes that the 95 new directors who won seats on the boards of its sample of America's 100 biggest companies are remarkably rich in international experience: 21% hold foreign passports and 12% have worked in Brazil, Russia, India or China.

Coffee bean extracts have been previously reported to be remarkably rich in a variety of CGAs, including feruloyl and ρ-coumaroyl derivatives [9, 13, 27].

From the island's white sand shores, kayak and snorkel in turquoise waters, or go further afield to visit dive sites with coral lagoons that are remarkably rich in marine life.

Tropical anuran communities represent an appropriate model as they are known to be remarkably rich but still taxonomically ascertainable.