Sentence examples for depth a bit from inspiring English sources

DOMAINE DES BAUMARD, CLOS DU PAPILLON 1997: $20 Dry and firm, with richness and depth; a bit unfocused.

Depth is a bit of a concern up front.

According to the report: Our woman in Asmara…alleges that the trainers identified shortcomings in her that could hardly be less ambassadorial—"wobbly," "out of her depth" and "a bit passive aggressive".

If the sides are ground at the wrong angles (sometimes through less-than-perfect workmanship, sometimes to increase weight with extra width or depth) quite a bit of light will not shine back out the right way--much more than would be lost to a very faint yellowish or brown tint or a speck visible under a loupe.

It shortens our depth a little bit, but we still have a good lineup".

They've got a taste of it and that makes the strength in depth a little bit bigger going into the summer.

To enroll, you take several rounds of selfies while holding the phone at two different depths (first, a bit more than a foot from your face, then several inches closer).

I like to immerse myself in the depth of flavour, a bit of acidity, low sweetness and just that really pure chocolate flavour.

Alicia is relatable: she starts out, like most of us do, feeling out of her depth, rushed and a bit like a fraud.

"Quality is more important than depth but if you have a bit of depth as well it is always helpful," he declared.

Granted, calling the waters reaching Totten at great depths "warm" is a bit of a misnomer —they are slightly below the freezing point.