Sentence examples for depth for the first time from inspiring English sources

There, seeing modernist art in depth for the first time, she became enthralled with Picasso's work.

In a telephone interview Friday night, Scott spoke in depth for the first time about his preferences for football's postseason.

Niersbach was responding in depth for the first time to the week-old Spiegel revelations in which the magazine accused the DFB of having bought the World Cup.

The warning from the Tory former cabinet minister comes after the Nottinghamshire chief constable, Sue Fish, spoke in depth for the first time about the force's pioneering policy to recognise misogyny as a hate crime.

Surveyed in depth for the first time in the United States, his forty-year career comes off as a resounding hosanna of piquant, good, and great paintings, with something for everyone.

On a day of extended drama and fevered speculation, Novak Djokovic spoke in depth for the first time about being offered $200,000£140,00000) to fix a match 10 years ago and Roger Federer, the game's most venerated player, called the latest allegations, to be aired on the BBC on Tuesday night, "far-fetched".

They also have experience and depth and, for the first time in years, an identifiable and energized fan base.

Tynes said he was making progress but does not know if he will be able to kick in the final preseason game Thursday against New England.... Cornerback Brian Williams, signed Wednesday to provide depth, practiced for the first time Thursday.

In 1957, The New Yorker ran a landmark article about the study (aptly titled "The Study of Something New in History"), by Eugene Kinkead, which explored in-depth and for the first time the various methods of indoctrination to which American prisoners may have been subjected while in captivity.

New methods are now providing far greater sample depths and, for the first time, the ability to examine entire cells, large tissue areas, and even entire organisms (albeit the smaller specimens of the animal kingdom).

When the Rangers traded for Reitz on Thursday, they hoped they would have depth on defense for the first time this season.