The same goes for depth of field.
"Corporations are looking for depth of experience and a proven track record," he added.
We add more spices and grill and shred it, adding lime and some meat stock for depth of flavour".
That becomes more complicated with hard-rock bands, because -- when you exist in a mode of instant gratification -- you're never hungry for depth of intimacy.
Also on the winning side are Vatican officials and theologians in tune with the Pope's preference for depth of conviction over broadening the appeal of the Christian message.
"Zulu," which has a running time of under 90 minutes, offers testimony to the potency and possibilities for depth of the short dramatic form.
The masala potato filling, with nutty lentils, had been properly spiced for depth of flavour not heat, and the mint-green coconut chutney was good, too.
This is because professors are looking for depth of thought on some issue, rather than the "once over lightly" on everything covered.
There is no pretension about matching Cheltenham or Aintree for depth of quality, but some of the very biggest names in the sport (horses, jockeys and trainers) are there.
The film works quite well as a melancholy travelogue -- an elevated version of something you might see on cable television -- but its aspirations for depth of feeling or more profound social commentary aren't quite realized.
Though we have been told to expect an international architectural competition to design a memorial, and despite vague allusions to something called "cultural programming" (a contradiction in terms), no effort has been made to solicit guidance from thinkers, historians or economists, or from any architects or groups known for depth of historical awareness.
