Sentence examples for of the rich range from inspiring English sources

This is in part because of the rich range of phenomena that embodied cognitive science has studied.

On the other hand, natural treatises reflect the availability of the rich range of mineralogical, botanical and agricultural works, but none of the works by Aristotle on minerals or plants were known to the Arabs.

Authors in this collection draw on the rich range of analyses of rights and responsibilities, noted in the previous paragraph.

The recent history of the cinema shows the breakdown of narrative conventions — and the rich range of heuristic efforts to work in their absence.

Yet "Godard Mon Amour" doesn't bother to suggest the rich range of the couple's activities together, let alone the enduring and significant work that Wiazemsky had been doing on her own, apart from Godard, even before the movie's ultimate dramatic crisis.

Here it's important to note the rich range of ways in which experiences might be directed at the world.

It just seems so Bboring and such a shame given the rich range of names people have already dreamed up for planets in the Alpha Centauri system.

The series of eight day courses will draw heavily upon Afghan traditional literature and folklore to help teachers explore the rich range of material they can use for teaching the two main national languages.

Government at every level, the rich range of religious and civil society organisations, the private sector - including this continent's dynamic and influential entertainment industry - all need to be engaged.

Indeed, the sponge O. carmela also has a rich repertoire of concurrent domains, which corroborates (together with the fact that it has the richest range of myosin classes among analysed taxa) that the myosin repertoire was already rich and diverse in early metazoan evolution.

But the most worthwhile of recent movies reflect the tension of a rich range of ideologically ambiguous or indeterminate events—even when they're movies of overt political commitment, the scripts don't line things up too consistently, and the director's eye shows more, and sees further, than what the director wants to say.