Sentence examples for away from the depth from inspiring English sources

He says, "I wasn't going to do anything that would in any way, shape, or form take away from the depth of that accomplishment".

The impression is a flashbulb, monolithic sound a world away from the depth perception experienced with say, a Haydn string quartet.

It's just to note that economies are in a weird place at the moment well away from the depths of late winter, yet far removed from the good times that came before.

Marshall Fine, of The Huffington Post, praised the film as being "a film that doesn't shy away from the depths to which human beings can sink, but it also shows the strength and resilience of which we are capable, even at our lowest moments".

But the picture constantly shies away from exploring the depths of grief and sorrow at any level beyond the surface.

Retardation of seawater intrusion caused by tidal effects is obviously important in aquifers near the coastline, but the influence decreases with distance away from the coastline and depth away from the seabed.

It is hard to get away from the sheer strength in depth of the top French clubs in this season's premier European competition.

At the beginning, the depth of the sink is set to 0. The sink sends the AP containing hop count, and then the nodes one hop away from the specific sink calculate their own depth by adding 1 to the depth value in the AP packet.

In consequence, the maximum subsurface damage depth was away from the bonded-interfaces and was larger than the measured damage depth.

One to watch: The proven stamina of Winner's Wish (Jeremy Noseda) should stand her in good stead against her contemporaries in a division that lacks depth away from the very best.

If enriched terms were closely related to each other (coherency) and were far away from the root in GO hierarchy (depth), they may reveal more specific and detailed biological functions.