Sentence examples for idea of the depth from inspiring English sources

"Did you have any idea of the depth of this story?" John Podesta, now the chairman of Hillary for America, wrote in an e-mail to Robby Mook, the campaign's manager-to-be, on March 3 , 2015

To give an idea of the depth of his experience, Mitchell has played drums at the Cavern club in Liverpool - famed as the birthplace of Beatlemania - in three of its different guises: once when it was a jazz club, then when it was revitalised as the punk club Eric's, and then again at the replica of the original that stands today.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin "Did you have any idea of the depth of this story?" John Podesta, now the chairman of Hillary for America, wrote in an e-mail to Robby Mook, the campaign's manager-to-be, on March 3 , 2015

It might convey some idea of the depth of Ms. Resnik and Mr. Curtis's mutual interest in the art life of Lady Justice that their examination of the history of her blindfold alone takes up one whole chapter and part of another in the book, following ideas of sight and veiling through the philosophy of Locke, Diderot and Bentham.

To get an idea of the depth dependence of the system resolution, we measured for our camera (see Figure 9) how the system resolution changes as the distance to the detector increases.

"Did you have any idea of the depth of this story?" Podesta asked campaign manager Robby Mook after the New York Times published a story on the server.

The Post gives some idea of the depths to which the crews will need to sink by scaling the distance to the sea-bed against some impressive examples.

He is also the proud winner of "Most tragic display of attention-seeking neediness of the week", beating even Kate Moss posing in Playboy with a pom-pom pinned to her rear end – so you're already getting an idea of the depths of idiocy here.

Photograph: Pascal Guyot/AFP/Getty Images 1.28pm BST In praise of Eurosport's James Richardson "I hadn't realised that Football Weekly podcast presenter AC Jimbo is a cycling presenter as well," writes Simeon Kerr, who clearly has no idea of the depths James Richardson will plumb to earn a crust.

Akomfrah adds: "I always knew Stuart had an interest in jazz, but I had no idea really of the depth of that; again in conversations it became clear this was really a shaping force for him.

The NHS is a free-at-the-point of use national health service covering some 65 million users — which gives you an idea of the unique depth and granularity of the patient data it holds.