Sentence examples for might have enriched from inspiring English sources

She brushes aside much of the interesting historical detail of Ross's life that might have enriched the book, but that's a minor issue.

Cassidy's natal narrative hews closely to real-life events; a few literary examples ("Lawdy, Miz Scarlett!") might have enriched it even further.

Among those who might have enriched and complicated Challenger's arguments are the ecofeminist theorists and Bruce Chatwin, who wrote about Tierra del Fuego in In Patagonia, and pondered lifelong questions of savagery, nature and culture.

Halliburton, the oil-services company, sought to distance itself from a report that investigators in France were close to cracking a kickback scheme related to a project in Nigeria that might have enriched a former executive.

Borussia Dortmund might have enriched the soul with their freewheeling Champions League destruction of Real Madrid but their exploits are tinged with sadness, with the knowledge that what could be their greatest moment might not be the start of something great but an abrupt end to an era.

We suspect this probably reflects the availability of acupuncture in the different settings, but a greater number of participants who had only experienced NHS acupuncture might have enriched our understanding of that sector.

In many cases, further information would indeed have enriched the paper and might have been provided in a supplementary paper online.

It would have enriched the results to include and analyse negative cases of hospitals that might have needed a longer learning curve of implementation.

You have enriched our lives with your presence.

Your friendship and your concern have enriched my life.

They have enriched themselves overnight, by shady means.