Sentence examples for rich in examples of from inspiring English sources

The show is rich in examples of faience, one of his special interests.

The post-war period is rich in examples of blistering catch-up growth.

History is rich in examples of leaders who have turned against the interests of those to whom they owed their power.

Literature is not rich in examples of such work, but certain of Mark Twain's writings come to mind, as does Nikolai Gogol's "Dead Souls".

The exhibition is rich in examples of distinguished architects giving vent to consumer fantasies, including the London-based Future Systems' new Birmingham branch of the venerable Selfridges department store (above).

Single-celled organisms have been found to be the dominant agent for genetic transfer, and many microbial eukaryotes and plant mitochondria provide rich in examples of HGT [ 7].

Lockshin's book is rich in examples from the history of medicine.

Artists inclined to research had plenty to draw on by the late 19th century, and "Echoes of Egypt" is rich in examples.

Wharton's novels, including those set in later periods like "The Children" and "The Mother's Recompense," are rich with examples of conventions in flux as they symbolize evolving social attitudes.

Charlotte's downtown had grown rich with examples of injustice wrapped in glass and outfitted with bad public art.

The apartment houses in their current state are rich with examples of how not to repair buildings: the corner on No. 915 has been rebuilt, but the new caulking is bright white and brought flush to the surface, fighting the varied reddish tones of the brick itself.