Sentence examples for depth of words from inspiring English sources

When, nearly 500 years ago, Galileo's father, the lutenist, composer and theorist Vincenzo Galilei, first suggested that the emotional depth of words could be greatly enhanced by setting them to music, I suspect he did not realise what a force he was unleashing.

Consider the depth of your words -- are the words we say true and real, and are we using words to deepen and strengthen our relationships?

But I could never have known the depth of that word "family", until spending the last seven-plus years with you all.

Instead, each developed personal idioms capable of a depth of expression that words could not match.

"It is long since I remember being so moved by a depth of pain in words and music," Clara wrote, as if full realisation had just dawned.

An angry partner may not realize the depth of pain their words create unless both partners have previously shared those vulnerable places.

Using a between-subjects design, we varied the depth-of-processing involved in the word judgment task: participants judged the words based on personal experience (deep/elaborative processing), word length (shallow), or functionality (intermediate).

'It went into depth of the different word classes.' (Student 22).

It was very useful in linking theory to 'real' experience…' (Student 3) 'It went into depth of the different word classes.' (Student 22) 'i like the fact that each week we work on KAL.' (Student 52) 'The tutorials and the refreshing grammar.' (Student 56) 'It helped me learn the word classes and the activities for this were helpful.' (Student 63).

Then there is a depth of thought untouched by words, and deeper still a gulf of formless feelings untouched by thought.

The focus also has to be set the same way focused somewhere on the middle of the road, and with the aperture of the lens at F16 that gives a huge depth of field, in other words everything is going to be in focus.