Sentence examples for richly developed from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because he spends his working hours eyeball-deep in numbers, he has a richly developed sense of metaphor.

Verbal derivation was richly developed already in Proto-Uralic with a wide variety of verbal nouns, infinitives, and participles.

They are richly developed in the thought of Origen, the greatest Christian writer of the pre-Constantinian period and the earliest major speculative mystic in Christian history.

The absence of staged narrative that might allow for more richly developed characters partly derives from the way the show is structured.

It captures the relationship between a writer and a city in a form as richly developed as those presented in the great cosmopolitan novels of Proust, Joyce, Musil and Isherwood.

This, combined with the briskness of "Pattieson's" writing (in which characters are never very richly developed, and scene-settings kept to a sufficient minimum), generates a sense of incompletion rather than of mystery.

In 1945 he moved to New York to study composition with Stefan Wolpe, a student of Arnold Schoenberg who had developed a richly personalized style that was rooted in Serialism, but was also indebted to everything from jazz and Jewish music to the sweeping Romanticism of the late 19th century.

I think all of their careers have developed very richly, I would say that the only difference is that I have become perhaps less attracted to the dialogue that goes on between people in the classical sense of the word and am more interested in music things.

Mr. Henze soon worked his way out of that angry period, softened his style and incorporated many of the earlier techniques he had developed into a richly layered and expressively immediate idiom that continues to explore the darker sides of human behavior.

Largely self-taught, Mr. Khakhar developed a cleanly executed, richly colored style in oil, watercolor and gouache.

But in the last 25 years or so, researchers like Elizabeth S. Spelke, Brian Sutton-Smith, Sutton-Smith, Jaak Panksepppnik hand developed this notion more richly Alisoned it more closely to both neuroscience and human evolution.