Sentence examples for more richness and from inspiring English sources

Not only does the picture acquire more richness and meaning with this knowledge, it suddenly churns with drama, with activity.

Here, with thicker textures, more richness and, inevitably, somewhat slower tempos, the music seemed less strange and otherworldly, and a little safer.

Well-made wines with a little more polish and sleekness than the cheaper bottles, for one thing, and a little more richness and intensity.

Dry, stringy salt cod mantecato needed more richness, and it was stuffed in a bitter roasted yellow Hungarian pepper that needed more sweetness.

Most Italian pinot grigio is a rather neutral thirst quencher, best drunk very cold, though good pinot grigios from Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia can have more richness and character.

That notwithstanding, he remains convinced that cruising parks are valuable places that "need to be written about with much more richness and nuance, especially by heterosexual culture and by a kind of normalising homosexual discourse, a homo-normative discourse".

Working here has exposed me every day to more and more richness of the local natural environment, and I know this is possible for everyone.

Though these activities alone won't make you forget your crush, they will bring more richness to your life and will help you think of other things.

If you would like a little more richness, try adding an egg and subtracting some of the cream.

The results revealed that the exclosed area of ORI compound supported more richness in terms of numbers of species, genera and families as well as diversity and evenness of woody species than the open area outside the ORI compound.

Whitehead remarks that his concept of God has more richness than the Buddhist concept of nirvana and that his philosophy of religion could be viewed as an effort to "true up" the Buddhist idea (Johnson 1983, 8).