Sentence examples for richly represented from inspiring English sources

America is richly represented in the West End this fall.

The SF world is richly represented by awards that honour different works for different reasons.

Mosses are most richly represented in this material, and species of wetland habitats predominate in the record.

Other richly represented families include the sedges, irises, grasses, lilies, and orchids, all of which consist of small, herbaceous plants that grow beneath the shrub canopy.

Yet how befitting that he should have gone to that great diamond in the sky on the day of the All-Star Game, in which the New York Yankees were so richly represented.

"Just as he did in reimagining Fargo, he is bringing an entirely new aesthetic and sensibility to the enormously popular and richly represented X-Men world," the FX original programming president, Nick Grad, said in a statement.

Charadriiforms are represented richly in the fossil record of the Paleogene and Neogene periods (66 million–2.6 million years ago).

RefSeq database is a collection of taxonomically diverse, nonredundant, and richly annotated sequences representing naturally occurring molecules of DNA, RNA, and protein.

The final outcome is our comprehensive human disease digest, with each malady (about half of them gene-associated) represented in a richly annotated web card.

Richly and poorly perfused tissue compartments represented groups of organs that were lumped according to their perfusion rates and residence times.

The illustrations were richly textured, black-and-white, charcoal-y drawings that represented a change of pace for Henkes, who normally works with scratchy lines and a full, cheerful palette.