Sentence examples for rich instances from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Martin Luther King, Jr. is one of the most prolific and profoundly influential, even historic, figures of African descent whose articulations continue to compel widespread, intensive study as especially rich instances of religious, moral, theological, and socio-political philosophizing.

The finished mouse genome assembly analysis also revealed rich instances of recent SDs (She et al. 2008; Church et al. 2009).

Recent analyses of the human genome revealed rich instances of recent SDs nonrandomly distributed across the human genome (; Bailey et al. 2002; Bailer and Eichler 2006).

In a rich instance of Nigerian political poetry, the man who led that coup, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, is among the leading candidates for president this time.

His "Ife/My Heart," a work from 2005, provides a richer instance.

The recipe is, in this way, our richest instance of the force and the power of abstract rules.

The richest instance of the latter is in the way it plays with the idea of fundamentalism itself.

Yet, that article is also rich with instances of science both policing itself, which is how the problems came to The Economist's attention in the first place, and addressing discovered lapses and irreproducibility concerns.

Populists deplore the rich, for instance the corporate executives now reaping large bonuses.

Virtually all Democrats support raising the minimum wage and eliminating some of the tax breaks for the rich, for instance.

I believe it is making itself felt on this side of the Atlantic: in the clamorous new demands to remove the 50p tax band for the very rich, for instance; or among the sneering, jeering bloggers who write for the Telegraph and the Spectator, mocking compassion and empathy, attacking efforts to make the word a kinder place.