Sentence examples for giving depth from inspiring English sources

"There were reporters in each town doing stories, giving depth.

Over all, with one or two gaudy exceptions, Ms. Parish has succeeded in giving depth to surface.

Matthew-Lee Erlbach's "Handbook for an American Revolutionary," at the Gym at Judson, is only partly successful at giving depth to the dozen characters portrayed.

Taking the Marvin Gaye of "Sexual Healing" as his model, and merging Gaye's undulating grooves with a touch of Sade, Maxwell comes across as sweet but virile, with touches of mysticism and eccentricity giving depth to his come-ons.

But it's always possible to go back to the quiet ways press secretaries had for giving depth and texture to reporters, even if they were spinning along the way.

"Fernando is not our saviour," Simeone said and nor did he want Torres to be Atlético's saviour; what he wanted was for Torres to be useful, giving depth to the squad and a different outlet, another type of striker, a player to stretch the game.

One of the advantages of OMAG versus other imaging techniques like LSI is its capability of giving depth-resolved information.

Unfortunately, the resolution is far from resolving capillary vessel and it is incapable of giving depth-resolved information.

It is also a good way for a TV show to give depth to a character.

A photo from Portobello beach is given depth by their sentinel presence; very Instagrammy.

"These dances contain expressive elements that can really give depth to a contemporary technique.