Sentence examples for artistic depth from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giulini's tenure, 1978-85, was replete with artistic depth and refinement.

To use technique with artistic depth is what Ms. Ananiashvili displayed even more grandly.

"Definitely, Maybe" is a more conventional romantic comedy, altogether slighter, than "Funny People" or "Groundhog Day," but it has some of their artistic depth and emotional acuity.

Mr. Domingo sang with almost undiminished vocal splendor and, if anything, greater interpretive and artistic depth than when he first took on the role.

But I would be more reassured about his artistic depth if I saw more names of living composers (or even composers after Ravel) on his CD and recital programs.

But for all her artistic depth, she still knows how to dazzle.

We present a novel pipeline to generate a depth map from a single image that can be used as input for a variety of artistic depth-based effects.

The artistic purpose of depth of field is to deliberately have the entire picture sharp or to "crop depth" by diffusing distracting foreground and/or background.

This fair has rarely made a better case for itself, for the field of artistic activity whose depth it only hints at and for the increasing futility of cordoning off that field from the rest of today's art.

Only mildly so, because Mr. Ford doesn't especially care to bring more artistic finesse and depth to this notion, so you can't work up a great deal of indignation about it.

Which is to say: with the best of filmmakers, there's no difference in artistic quality and depth of thought; what may differ is the quality and nature of the response their work gets.