Sentence examples for depth of world from inspiring English sources
While the US and UK have the world's top institutions in rankings, the depth of world class higher education institutions per head of population is best in Switzerland, Sweden, Israel and Denmark.
Substitutions of C = 2.1 × 108 or C = 1.5 × 1010 J K−1 m−2, corresponding to a typical ocean mixed-layer depth (50 m) or the average depth of world oceans (3700 m), respectively, and a nominal value of λ = 0.75 W m−2 K−1 (corresponding to the ECS of about 3 °C), yield τ ≅ 5 or τ ≅ 370 years for the two ocean depths, respectively.
In the depths of World War II, Fautrier evolved an emphasis on materials over images that became an important alternative to Abstract Expressionism.
Hollywood will probably feature, but if the Transformers franchise is your idea of high art, then maybe you should think again about studying film, as you'll be plunged into the depths of world cinema and the art of the auteur and neo-realists.
Here, we remember the men who kept faith alive in the hellish depths of World War II.
In the early 20th century, while the rest of the world was engulfed in the depths of World War I, the U.S. was looking to its south.
While it may indeed be the beginning of the end for Wall Street accountability, it is more likely that this is, as Winston Churchill once said in the depths of World War II, only the end of the beginning.
Yūgen does not, as has sometimes been supposed, have to do with some other world beyond this one, but rather with the depth of the world we live in, as experienced through cultivated imagination.
"We make you feel that you are present in the world where the camera is," says Cole. "And we do it in real-time... preserving the depth of the world that is transmitted down to the end user".
Not everyone is impressed by the depth of the world leaders' commitment.
In short, he has tried to reform a profoundly paralyzed country, and he cannot be held responsible for the high level of unemployment, given the depth of the world crisis.
