Caponata lacked richness and depth (one guest thought it tasted too much of canned tomatoes), and fried calamari, first marinated in buttermilk, could have been crispier.
In the "Valse Mélancolique," Janie Taylor has fervor but lacks richness of tone; the "Scherzo," whose ballerina role has seldom been well cast, needs far more luster than Erica Pereira brings to it.
Both patients produced spontaneous narratives that lacked richness and specificity compared with controls, although the patients were unimpaired when asked specific probe questions concerning particular memories.
Reduced subjective recollection is consistent with anecdotal observations by Davidson et al. (2008), also noted in other studies (Ally et al. 2008; Simons et al. 2008), of parietal patients reporting diminished confidence in their memory abilities when faced with an episodic recollection task, and remarking that their recollection of events lacks richness or vividness.
"But You've Got Pictures is the repackaging of Kodak's PhotoNet service, which is lacking in richness with regards to sending one's pictures as a greeting card, using artistic templates for a rich background, sharing pictures with public/private options, and has a monthly charge," laments Nathani.
Musically, especially in comparison with Mozart, Cimarosa's score lacks harmonic richness and bold strokes of invention.
Much of the milk and dark chocolate used in its confections lacks the richness or sharpness that great chocolate has.
Woodward, meanwhile, doesn't add extra fat, and I think you can taste it – her spread lacks the richness of the others.
Walton's work generally lacks the richness of light and depth that give Ivan Bates's roadside rural landscapes and characters in "Big Truck" an engaging vividness.
This limited vocabulary, combined with the technology's built-in aversion to making errors, means that its descriptions lack the richness of visual content.
