Sentence examples for richly describe from inspiring English sources

Beyond the abstract discussion of retention rates, graduate employment and "learning gain" are human stories that can richly describe what happens when university teaching isn't up to scratch.

In his call for a configurational approach in organization studies, Miller argues that "there exist at least three classes of factors which are necessary to richly describe the process of organizational adaptation" (Miller 1981, 8), those being strategy, environment, and organization.

And my other friend who attests to not believing in marriage, when asked by a guy about her bridesmaids' dresses, was suddenly able to richly describe "the delicate, sweetheart neckline and lavender silk" of her bridal party.

Patients with hippocampal lesions tested by Mullally, Intraub, and Maguire (2012) and Race et al. (2013) could richly describe scenes that were put in front of them, which in the latter study included forming detailed narrative descriptions of scene images.

Richly described settings — Narnia, Middle-earth, Hogwarts — become places that people can imagine on their own.

Hardinge realises a somewhat familiar yet fantastical world; characters are richly described and colourful, the action vivid and breathtaking.

But although his case histories are richly described, it is arguable that Appiah has overstated the opposition here.

These impacts are richly described in Multitudes, but even after we have become acquainted, our microbial companions feel strangely absent.

That Saule, richly described in mythology, also had a cult devoted to her is suggested by the many hymns in her honour.

Noted for the richly described interior lives of its characters, The English Patient was cowinner of the Booker Prize in 1992.

Thus is a lurid and derivative tale of vile bodies, a poor imitation of Robert Louis Stevenson, yoked to a richly described story of old India.