Sentence examples for communicating the depth from inspiring English sources

Though it is intriguing to see them arrayed together, and amusing to follow the choices made by the designers, illustrators, and publishers, it is apparent how few of them ultimately succeeded at communicating the depth and complexity of the novel.

Somehow one tragedy helps communicate the depth of the other.

They are chastened, considerate, affectionate, but in no way communicate the depth of his feelings for her over the years.

As Qatada poured tea into small glass tumblers, he began reeling off images to better communicate the depth of his loathing for Isis.

In this newsletter, we hope to communicate the depth and breadth of Judy contributions, as well as our appreciation for them.

Rousseau's music would, like much of European Romantic music, emphasize emotion; he employed melody to communicate the depths and range of human experience.

Dr. William W. Fitzhugh, the archaeologist who led the development of the original exhibition, said previous museum shows and books "had failed to communicate the depths of Viking culture, especially in lands west of Europe".

Dr. William W. Fitzhugh, an archaeologist and director of the Arctic Studies Center at the museum, said previous exhibitions "had failed to communicate the depths of Viking culture, especially in lands west of Europe".

He used the whole gamut to communicate the depths of truth".

By aligning myself with a stronghold of "good taste," I hoped to subtly communicate the depths of my arrogance, but the lie just slipped out.

But that label does not communicate the rich depth of Chinatowns in San Francisco, New York, Vancouver and many other cities where Chinese immigrants have made their homes.