Sentence examples for richly described from inspiring English sources

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.

O'Connor's Southerners, warped to comic grotesqueness by societal change and the insularity of rural life or presumed privilege, are richly described and sympathetically observed.

The streets around upper Broadway and the Grand Concourse in the Bronx are richly described as passageways for new European arrivals.

Mr. Steinberg is relatively silent on the inequity of most applicants' not having access to the kinds of school counselors he so richly describes.

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.

Matthews himself, luckier than his parents, finds happiness in the healing arms of his Russian wife, whose family has miraculously bypassed the whole Soviet experience, and seems to contain an essence of a Russia that preceded the turmoils and savage inflictions that he so richly describes in his book.

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.

GJ: More than a deeper meaning, I discovered the narrative of it, how it so richly describes the journey to get to the end goal!