Sentence examples for rich in material from inspiring English sources

Her formative years are certainly rich in material.

The archive is rich in material about women, particularly Emma Goldman, and labor unions, civil liberties and court cases.

Franz Liszt followed the opposite trajectory: he lived a glamorous life, rich in material and artistic success, but his reputation suffered in posterity.

Certainly, this is a life rich in material, and MLCD, who have drawn on it (albeit impressionistically) for their current album The Tragic Tale Of A Genius have understandably been moved by its elements of triumph over adversity and musical inspiration.

The discovery of Skull 5 alongside the remains of four other hominids at Dmanisi, a site in Georgia rich in material of the earliest hominid travels into Eurasia, gave the scientists an opportunity to compare and contrast the physical traits of ancestors that apparently lived at the same location and around the same time.

His upbringing should be rich in material for a memoir: born into the minority Iranian Bahá'í faith, Djalili helped run his family's business in Chelsea, west London, from an early age and, in a 2010 Guardian article, revealed he came close to death when he contracted spinal menigitis at the age of 13. "The first job I ever had was working for my dad," Djalili recalls.

The paper pieces are rich in materials -- ink, oil paint, spray paint, gold and silver leaf -- and scraped and sanded so they look burnished, like manuscript pages filled with archaic emblems, personal signs and contemporary talismans.

They last a while and are a good defense when you're not rich in materials.

Nearly everyone is so much richer in material things, but so much poorer in a philosophical sense, i.e. living a meaningful life.

By this measure, Jim Steele was a rich man not in material wealth, which is ephemeral but in his relationships with other human beings, which are enduring.

These days, it seems especially rich in cinematic material.