Sentence examples for depth of which from inspiring English sources

Manager David Moyes has taken most of the flak for United's stunning fall from grace, the depth of which even the Scot has admitted caught him by surprise.

Rather, it is an utterly functional running, jumping and shooting movie that just happens to be spuriously tied to a familiar franchise, the depth of which it sorely lacks.

Nothing he wrote had the weight or depth of which he was undoubtedly capable, and nobody who knew him or his wit, intelligence, or indeed his writing would disagree that he could and should have been up there with Beckett and Pinter, his two major influences.

Photographer and film-maker Raymond Depardon drives a van across the French countryside, photographing arresting vignettes (shopfronts, cafes, factories, forests) on a large format camera, using photographic film the richness and depth of which are an intrinsic part of his art.

Euboea was probably once connected to the geologically related mainland at its northern tip, and a land bridge certainly once existed across the Euripus, a submerged river valley the present water depth of which, at 20 to 27 feet (6 to 8 m), is navigable only by small vessels.

Most of the steam utilized to make hot springs is obtained from steam production wells (hereafter SPWs), the depth of which are less than 500 m.

Their relationship resembled an intermittently blipping downward spiral, the depths of which was in no way signposted for the viewer.

It is a two-foot-deep field of colorful factory-thread waste, in the depths of which are hidden six pieces of gold jewelry.

Here, in a series titled Third Person, are lesser stars whose faces are half-hidden by anonymous silhouettes, from the depths of which a third image obtrudes: a garish landscape or an eerie flight of birds.

This time around, the party bus is camped out in front of Samsung HQ, from the depths of which emerged a handset never before seen by the world.

We consider only shallow earthquakes at subduction zones, the focal depths of which are shallower than 30 km.