Sentence examples for richness of new from inspiring English sources

If all the towers were built along the lines of the traditionalist thinking, then we would not be able to categorize the buildings in such a way; in addition we would lose the richness of new ideas and innovation.

The festival is well situated in both space - the picturesque setting where most of the activities take place is within walking distance - and time, because it comes soon enough to get the cream of Cannes while still fresh, and to taste the richness of new films from eastern Europe in the East of the West section.

But it should not be a choice between preaching to the choir and having the richness of new and different experiences to read about, learn from, acknowledge.

To avoid sampling effects, curves of cumulative lineage richness (addition of new parasite lineages as new infected hosts are inspected) were constructed, and the number of parasite lineages found after scoring 25 infections was used as a standard estimate of parasite richness (R25).

For myself, having grown up in the older, more polarised, dance culture, I'm temperamentally and critically inclined to enjoy the richness of the new.

This season will have its share of muscular action heroes and sexy vampires and suffering spouses, but the richness of the new movies is more likely to lie in the ragged human details.

With features like embedded links, built-in timers, infographics and voice prompts, the richness of some new apps — like Baking With Dorie, from the baking expert Dorie Greenspan Jamie Oliverr's 20-Minute Meals; and Professional Chef, the vast app released last month by the Culinary Institute of America — hint that books as kitchen tools are on the way out.

Despite the visual richness of the new main boards, and the ability to use up to five players with one playing as Bowser in Bowser mode, the Amiibo mode proved the most engrossing in multiplayer situations in my testing.

In places, the added richness of the new reconstruction combines with certain known limitations to defeat total agreement with experiment.

We visit them several times a year, and we partake fully in the cultural richness of New York while we're there.

Long, wide strips of pancetta, wiggly at the edges, make a natural foil for white beans and Swiss chard, but their salty astringent quality also plays well against the richness of New Zealand lamb chops.