Sentence examples for difficult depths from inspiring English sources

Even though her songs plumb difficult depths, she was never anything less than composed, a blissful doomsayer.

There is a sublime beauty to this movie which captures some of the deepest and most difficult depths of the human journey.

As expected, decreasing similarity between the query and the RA makes the alignment more difficult (Table 2, depths 0.45 and 0.60).

Moreover, significant heterogeneity of acoustic energy in different parts of the scan sector makes comparisons of backscatter signals from segments at the margins or lower depths difficult with those in the centre and attenuation also results in spurious decreases in myocardial VI.

This informed the development of the in-depth interview schedule, based on the TDF, which allowed further exploration of topics to a depth difficult to achieve with a questionnaire.

Using surveys to get feedback on branding or new products is difficult because the depth of information they provide, particularly as users tend to provide answers very quickly, is limited.

Such a turnaround has little precedent in past restructuring efforts in Western Europe and will be all the more difficult given the depth of the recession and the inability of Greece to devalue.

One major problem with this framework is that it is difficult to measure "depth".

However, use of optical imaging techniques in large animals is difficult because of depth limitations.

The geography of the Vimy battlefield made the doctrine of defence-in-depth difficult to execute.

Substantial differences in methodology, scope, and data sources often make comparison between the studies reviewed difficult, and the depth of research varies widely across the four impact areas.