Sentence examples for dimension that makes from inspiring English sources

Yet it's this populist dimension that makes the Globe such fun.

this production may be just what is needed after the excesses of a Bach year, a dimension that makes its return all the happier.

Tallis believes you can't get the metaphysics out of humanity: it is the metaphysical dimension that makes us human - brains are not computers, they don't process "information" in the limited and technical sense that computers do, instead they support the existence of a person in a world of meaning and value.

ITV director of drama Steve November said: "I'm delighted to be bringing JM Barrie's classic story of Peter Pan to ITV. "This wonderful interpretation by Adrian Hodges is faithful to Barrie's original, but adds a new and unexpected dimension that makes it feel as though we are hearing the story for the first time.

Says Belinsky, "Touch adds another dimension that makes any application more usable".

The enormous variety of data is the second dimension that makes big data both interesting and challenging.

But what everyone didn't know was that there was another dimension that made me even more dangerous than they thought I was.

There is a more subtle and original dimension to the book, and perhaps it was that dimension that made Freud so determined to complete and publish it, despite all the resistance.

The second-movement waltz went with a cheeky little kick, but the theme turned dark and hesitant on its later return, giving the music a tragic dimension that made it seem like Ravel's La Valse in miniature.

Yet this addition established a Shakespearean dimension that made this short opera appropriate for use as a "play within a play" in performances of Measure for Measure on the London stage in 1700.

The moment of pause had opened a different dimension that made us impervious to the pull of the hive, at least for a while.