Sentence examples for depth some from inspiring English sources

"He has artists in depth, some masterpieces," a museum official said.

"We've had struggles getting some depth, some length out of our starters".

Embedded in the sand of the beaches below the high-tide mark were numerous obstacles, varying in shape and depth, some topped with mines.

The typical insertion is 3 to 10 mm (0.1 to 0.4 inch) in depth; some procedures call for insertions up to almost 25 cm (10 inches).

It was the funniest thing I had seen in a while, and, more important, it rang true, both in its depiction of a cell of young comedians and in its emotional depth — some of which, however, was implicit.

The book, to be released Sept. 25, was funded by McLaren, and it avoids addressing at great depth some of the team's darker episodes, such as the $100 million fine it was required to pay by the International Automobile Federation, the sport's governing body, in 2007 for possessing Ferrari team secrets.

"There is some depth and some truth into what he was doing," Sherman said.

It shows the depths some people were willing to go to in order to shift the blame from themselves".

Here in French Flaine (150-390cm) there are fantastic conditions; snow on snow, powder everywhere, snow depths some ten times' greater than last year at this time.

Nabokov writes a delicate, knowing poetry of crystalline surfaces and twisty depths; some poems were translated from Russian by his late son, Dmitri.

Informal surveys such as informants' interviews and focus groups discussion were used to formulate the questionnaire for the formal survey and understand in-depth some of the emerging findings from formal survey.