As the depth of its plight sank in, North Korea appeared to panic.
What's striking is not so much the range of Snowden's fantasies as the depth of his political commitment.
This initially infuriating character gains moral stature as the depth of his faith and his willingness to risk his life are revealed.
These days, however, he seems keen to remind audiences of the breadth of his repertoire as well as the depth of his interpretative arts.
Her New York interlude evokes a distinct time and milieu, as well as the depth of the personal friendships that both Bushes forged and inspired.
By the middle of last month, as the depth of feelings became clear, Mr. Bush's top aides said they were inclined to let the whole matter fade away.
They highlight the significance of factors as large as government funding and as small as the depth of Baryshnikov's demi-plié.
Apartment dwellers or suburban homeowners can replace existing windows or walls with channel glass, as long as the depth measures at least two inches.
He refers to it as the "depth" (See chart below).
As the depth of soil increases, amplitude of temperature decreases.
As the depth increases, (tau _{yz}) quickly decreases.
