Sentence examples for a world of depth from inspiring English sources

But that dose of Cognac adds a world of depth, and a whiff of the gentleman's club, to the drink.

As for Marèse who died in a car accident at the age of twenty-three before "La Chienne" was released (Flamant was driving and survived)—she lends Lulu a superficial shimmer that suggests a world of untested depths beneath the unstable, yielding surface.

The result is what he calls the modernist "flatland," a world shorn of depth and meaning.

The share they reap from the increase in productivity is greater than ever, and they might quite like a world of specialists in various depths of pool cleaning.

Ornament understood in Classical aesthetics mainly as an extraneous overlay or elaboration, but by Anglo-Saxons as a transformative act provides an entryway into a world of thought in which surface and depth, proportion, symmetry, and value itself had very different meanings.

But there is no doubt that this is a dazzling creation: a world of fish living in the oceanic depths off the Australian coast.

And in his shaping of a world in depth and substance through his chosen means of pure light Bellini is, dare I say it, Leonardo's … equal?

But the truth is that a world without a range of feelings is a world without depth.

"It really introduced a whole new world of strategic depth," she said.

Mora's illustrations use collage to give the book's world a sense of depth and vibrancy — the stew in the pot is represented by an ever-changing calico design — and the stream of cooking odors trailing out the apartment window gives the first hint of the book's folkloric plot.

"It opens a door to a limitless world of color and depth".