Sentence examples for a kind of depth from inspiring English sources

After the meal, I asked how the mole was made, and the mother-daughter team brought me a plate of the ground mixture of sun-dried chilies, almonds, chocolate, tortilla and who knows what else (it's got to be more than 20 ingredients) that make up the basic mix: It's sweet and savory, it's bitter, and it's got a kind of depth that can be achieved only by people who really understand chilies.

So it was that sense of working and then re-working an image: Through that, you acquire a kind of depth that's hard to get any other way.

They force a kind of depth of processing and a kind of mindfulness that many of us don't normally walk around exercising.

"But it has a kind of depth-charge effect, because after two or three, you don't think it's working, then later, one and a half hours after, you feel it".

Without Brad Evans at the back and Osvaldo Alonso in midfield, the Sounders failed to find a grip on the contest, lacking any kind of depth in central areas.

"There were other people arguing that it could be an astronomical chart, or a calendar but nobody that had studied games in any kind of depth". So Crist decided to go to Gobustan and find out for himself.

As the novel stands, the only characters we know with any kind of depth or significance are Bride, Sweetness and, to a lesser extent, Booker.

Meanwhile, Anderson was presumably too busy Instagramming Moonrise Kingdom to give it any kind of depth.

It can handle any kind of depth dependence of the material properties.

Director Wayne Blair never gets us in the head of any of his characters or creates any kind of depth.

But these insights are delivered at sound-bite length, preventing the film from achieving any kind of depth.