Sentence examples for of something richer from inspiring English sources

While accommodating all straight marriages and no gay marriages puts George's argument under tremendous strain, his words hold the seed of something richer.

As winter draws near and the weather gets cold, many beer drinkers are drawn to the appeal of something richer, darker, stronger and more complex.

That means bowlfuls of something rich in vegetables and easily spooned.

Put a plate of something rich in front of me – a creamy gratin, say, or a hearty curry – and I'll tuck in without distraction at first.

But for those in need of something rich and sweet to top off the meal, there is a wedge of cheesecake or a rather dry chocolate cake.

There's a sickly odor -- of something rich with life that has started to decay -- about Nicolas Freeling's disturbing psychological study of a mild-mannered killer, SOME DAY TOMORROW (St. Martin's Minotaur, $22.95).

All that said, though, the classic flavour pairing for strawberries is vanilla, and for a very good reason – you won't go far wrong if you just add something sugary and vanilla-scented to fresh strawberries, though to my mind a dollop or two of something rich and creamy is also pretty much obligatory.

Both were movies set in outer space, and if one was hyper-realistic and the other fantastical, they both showed us the possibility of something rich that lies beyond our earthly grasp.

Writing in 1850, Alessandro Manzoni argued that novelists were different from historians because they give "not just the bare bones of history, but something richer, more complete.

Primed for something "rich".

"I am only a reporter," he has claimed, but the Iranian draftsman's allegorical depictions of power, violence, and censorship offer something richer and more subjectively complex than simple reportage.