Sentence examples for richer use of from inspiring English sources

Is there an American choreographer alive who makes richer use of bare feet than Ms. Tanowitz?

Pixar's cause was championed by Disney's chief technologist, Stan Kinsey, who was convinced that Pixar's technologies would "not only lower costs, but also allow freer camera moves and a richer use of colors".

In short, Swiss-Prot appears to show a richer use of vocabulary.

The sense of conviction is sustained by Mr James's rich use of vocabulary.

The rich use of color and intricate patterns give the pieces more of a Middle Eastern than Italian feel.

As an orator, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made rich use of metaphor, often alluding to landscape -- mountains, valleys and water, shade and sunlight -- to convey emotion.

Two porticos with tall columns, and a rich use of i classical detail, make Whitehall about as imposing as the library.

Several brands took advantage of the platform to release collections that made rich use of these techniques, most notably enameling, marquetry and miniature painting.

Whereas geosciences and landscape ecology have made rich use of graph theory, its use seems limited in physical geography, and particularly in geomorphology.

The collection makes rich use of symbol, especially biblical symbol, and reads somewhat like a modern-day Book of Revelation – there's definitely something of the entranced, ecstatic visionary in some of the bravura pieces here.

When it was young, "The Dream" (1964) seemed one of the ultimate refinements of Ashton's style, with its rapid footwork, rich use of the upper body, dynamic contrasts, complex changes of direction, rich sense of line and vivid characterization.