Sentence examples for perhaps richer from inspiring English sources

Aiming for an older, perhaps richer, woman seems to have paid off.

People moved less often, they didn't have P.D.A.'s to check on weekends, they had less fancy jobs but perhaps richer lives.

"I'm drawn toward the traditional (some would call it old-fashioned) methods of storytelling: one layer of reality unfolding and giving way to another, perhaps richer layer; the gradual accretion of meaningful detail; dialogue that not only reveals something about character but advances the story.

Season three, however, is something different, and perhaps richer, altogether: a treatise on how gendered pressures fail families.

Indeed, perhaps rich international tourists should always expect to pay more.

Finish with fruit and an assortment of cheeses -- perhaps rich Roquefort, l'Explorateur, Reblochon, piquant Stilton or Pecorino -- every one ripe.

Most meals continue with zensai, beautiful little appetizers arranged with great delicacy, then an assortment of sashimi, then perhaps rich, decadent black cod marinated in sake lees.

Striking images of Phoebe from NASA's Cassini probe, taken last June as the spacecraft first approached Saturn, supported that view by revealing an icy battered world, perhaps rich in the dark organic matter of comets (ScienceNOW, 14 June 2004).

You can become wonderful, generous, successful, admired, and perhaps rich.

The bright spots may be filled with relatively "fresh material" – perhaps rich in water ice or salts, Russell said.

Summon the image of high tea and you'll probably think of an afternoon gathering at a British country cottage or perhaps rich socialites hosting a ladies brunch in New York.