Sentence examples for Not in depth from inspiring English sources

Today the Wadsworth's Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo holdings are world famous, in breadth if not in depth.

He wanted a similar decorative strength to that which he admired in Japanese prints, in which everything is related, not in depth, but to the picture surface.

Schwartzel said that although he was friendly with McIlroy, he had never discussed the last day of this year's Masters with him, at least not in depth.

When a person is determined to speak at length but not in depth, he can embark on a long jog of feihua — literally, wasted words — or perhaps pass the time at the podium by slathering honored guests in polite ketaohua.

His Hamlet — which has only increased in intensity, if not in depth, since I saw it in London last summer — is, above all, an externalizer, never shy about acting out his inner conflicts and acting on his instincts.

"He discovered a formula for comedy that was better than what anyone else was doing, and he sought to expand it, not in depth, but in breadth," Tony Hope wrote me.

Nevertheless, the findings reveal that pre-service teachers' understanding of student learning is not in- depth.

Parky, who quit in 2007, laments the state of today's shows, saying they're based on comedy not in-depth interviews.

Despite online information-sharing platforms are proposed to support the creation of industrial symbiosis networks (ISNs), related environmental and economic benefits are not in-depth investigated.

The most detailed and up-to-date source of data for this work has been the Eurydice report (2014), which provided a good overview, but still not in-depth data.

"The inspections are not in-depth at all and run on this checklist style that tends to lead to facilities' getting passing grades when there are problems," Takei said.