Sentence examples for more luxuriant from inspiring English sources

The ceaseless effort to prove one's worth diverts ambition from more luxuriant forms of self-expression.

The clover in their pastures is more luxuriant because the bees are there to pollinate it.

Perhaps Mercury was abashed by Moroder's moustache, which back in the disco days was even more luxuriant than his own.

Now the glasses have gone, there's a stripey tie, and the hair is longer and more luxuriant.

Golf professionals point out that the trend for chemical-free golf courses is also being undermined by an opposing trend for ever more luxuriant greens.

(Hitler seems to have been forced during the Great War to trim an earlier, more luxuriant mustache — the point is that he kept and cultivated the abbreviation).

In more analytically luxuriant times, political scientists debated some of the very questions raised by Coburn in much the same way that, before the denial of climate change, certain philosophers of science argued that all science is interpretation.

The construction manager revealed that since being on the show he has been recognised in the street – but more for his luxuriant beard than his baking – and has even had a few marriage proposals on Twitter.

When he became a royal painter, he not only abandoned this subject matter but replaced the earthy style appropriate to it with a technique even more velvety and luxuriant than that of Titian, the Renaissance master who had worked for Charles V.

Eastern buffalo ranchers are firm in their belief that the luxuriant and more nutritious vegetation makes their meat tastier than Western meat.

Having married at 30 after carving out an independent existence for herself as a schoolteacher, her mother seems always to have yearned for more psychologically and financially luxuriant vistas.