Sentence examples for seems rich from inspiring English sources

Now every region in the country seems rich with microbreweries.

At a premium of 50percentt over Friday's closing stock price, GE Capital's offer seems rich.

"I didn't understand how someone in Manhattan, who seems rich, doesn't have a crib," she said.

His calculation is that voters would rather hear this message from someone who seems rich than from someone who seems anti-rich.

Jack Boulter, one of two boys sharing the role of Thomas, is the latest in a long line of impressive child actors in whom our stage suddenly seems rich.

The ECD market valuation of $242 million seems rich for a moneyloser with $100 million in shareholder equity, but Ovshinsky argues that much of ECD's considerable worth namely, its intellectual property and stakes in joint ventures can't be found on its balance sheet.

And of all sports, baseball seems richest in vivid particulars.

So I wanted it to be part of our story, another world that seems richer, where you can breathe".

It is, however, in the ceramics where the conversation with Greek precedents seems richest and the innovations most interesting.

English seems richer in words for what we see than words for what we hear, and Shaw was confronted with the lack of an exact, non-metaphoric word for what he wanted to say.

Moreover, backscattering from a brick wall seems richer at mm-waves than at lower frequencies but to a lower extent than what suggested in several previous studies.