Sentence examples for a lovely depth from inspiring English sources

Lightly caramelising the sweet potato first adds a lovely depth of flavour that you won't get from just boiling them.

There's a lovely depth of experience to that".

Their nutty, slightly sweet taste adds a lovely depth to stews.

There's this lovely depth to it.

Everybody loves a lovely story.

And in those that we preferred we found depth, lushness, a lovely rich fruit aroma and a touch of elegance.

But critics have accused the garden of taking the "botanic" out of Brooklyn Botanic Garden, leaving behind a lovely park stripped of scientific depth and rigor.

Black garlic is a delicious fermented garlic that adds a lovely treacle-caramel flavour and depth to dishes without a strong raw-garlic aftertaste.

If you can find them, laksa leaves (Polygonum odoratum) add a distinctive fragrance to the dish; if you can't, use fresh coriander instead, which will add both a lovely aroma and a beautiful depth to the broth.

Prévert's conflation of the ceaseless rain on the city in the present, a moment in the past and the ceaseless shelling of the city in between twists the text suddenly, from a lovely little poem about about the depth of a moment to something much deeper still".

We like to write songs, it's a lovely form of expression but the depth of emotion just isn't comparable.