Sentence examples for a bit of dimension from inspiring English sources
Text messages have always seemed a little flat to me, so the murmuring Greek chorus of a hashtag might be a perfect way to liven them up and give them a bit of dimension.
Her new hide rugs and pillows for the Texas-based company Kyle Bunting have sinuous geometries and even a little bit of dimension where the material fluffs up in a (there's no getting around the word) cowlick.
Cumberbatch, who is currently starring as Hamlet in London, said the film will have "girls, cars, explosions and a bit of astro-projecting into multiple dimensions … the usual fare".
But it was still a bit of a gauche compromise, the Chinese dimension added midway through production by DMG: potential remained to aggressively play off the film's retro midwest Americana against the idea of a future, dominant China and really exploit the geopolitics to enhance the storyline.
And yet, to those students who applied to these and other universities this year, perhaps these preliminary statistics begin to provide a bit of a rough sense of the relative dimensions of the pools in which you've chosen to dive — if not necessarily definitive reasons why one particular college got hot, and another cooled down.
Other people, such as Barbra Streisand and the 5th Dimension, had hits with her songs: she was a bit of a Carole King.
No doubt a bit of both – and proof, in any case, that music can have a political dimension.
A bit of bourbon, Bailey's, Kahlua, or your favorite liqueur adds a whole new dimension of indulgence.
Opera is the hardest art-form in the world to pull off, with its multi-dimensions of music, sets, lighting, stage management – and a bit of singing too..
