Sentence examples for give more depth from inspiring English sources

Variations: you can replace the water with brown chicken stock to give more depth of flavour to the sauce.

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"By showing these two types of creations, which are almost contrary to each other, I can give more depth to the Undercover world".

The framing story is of a newspaper bureau chief who gives her cub reporter calculus lessons to give more depth to her reporting.

"There's been much more of a narrative line through all of Craig's four Bond films and there's been much more of an overall attempt to connect the films and give more depth to the character".

The plot of Verdi's Falstaff tightens The Merry Wives of Windsor while integrating elements from the Henry IV plays such as Falstaff's well-known speech on honour which give more depth to the main character.

External events are sketched in lightly whereas personal encounters are given more depth.

The biggest change is with Heida Reed's Elizabeth, who has been given more depth, no longer simply an ice maiden.

Bell gave more depth to the rivalry last summer, when he teamed with Duhon, Jones and Boozer on the United States team at a tournament in Japan.

The circumstances of Rodríguez illustrate the depth and the power of the Tigers' lineup, which has been bolstered by the trades for third baseman Miguel Cabrera and shortstop Édgar Rentería and given more depth with the acquisition of outfielder Jacque Jones.

Not because of honour, but because he doesn't want them to share his money.' Still, there were clashes between Schrader, who argued that LaMotta should be given more depth, and Scorsese, who was attracted to the boxer's baseness, his aggression.