Sentence examples for depth and meaning from inspiring English sources

They, too, deny depth and meaning.

It can add depth and meaning to something that can otherwise feel obtuse and unrelatable.

The result is what he calls the modernist "flatland," a world shorn of depth and meaning.

"We needed it to be hollow and oxymoronic, to say absolutely nothing but seem to have depth and meaning.

Gory details stick in your mind and pop up in your nightmares, but there's real depth and meaning, too.

I realised that under the disguise of pulp fiction you could produce work with real depth and meaning.

Yet Fletcher was so gifted a designer that he imbued commercial assignments with depth, wit and meaning, even if they were as inauspicious as ads for slippers.

Director Zack Snyder wanted the songs to add depth, dimension and meaning to the fantasy aspects of the film.

Snyder wanted the songs to add depth, dimension and "meaning to the sequences they exist within", as the film includes "multiple levels of reality".

It's not that television shows before and after haven't used every inch of the TV screen to tell compelling stories, but on a modest budget (i.e., the catering budget for your average Hollywood blockbuster), "Breaking Bad" quietly knitted together all those elements and rigorously used them to give even more depth, heft and meaning to its Everyman Gone Wrong story.

This paper demonstrates that the tree population of landscapes relates to past land use and can therefore be interpreted and utilised to define specific historic units which have particular 'time depth' and ecological meaning.