Sentence examples for in depth though from inspiring English sources

He hops all over the world, and his method makes it impossible to develop anything in depth, though he handles certain physical things, like Hezbollah's rough way of welcoming guests to Beirut, with masterly violent strokes.

Just keep practicing 3x3, and all your other events will get faster (eventually you will need to practice them separately and more in depth, though).

Tube and worm trolling works best in water 3 to 7 feet (0.9 to 2.1 m) in depth, though it's possible to fish as deep as 20 feet (6.1 m).

It's not clear how Google will determine that an article is "in-depth," though chances are it will look for high-quality, long-form stories from a select number of sources.

It's also a window into a part of China -- the province of Sichuan -- that has rarely been explored in depth, even though, as Hessler notes, it is home to one out of every 50 people on earth.

But, of course, Sontag does take films, and, in particular, Godard's films, as objects worthy of in-depth discussion — though she ignores the extraordinarily complex symbolic dimension that he condenses into his films (and that he has discussed openly, in interviews, starting even before "Breathless" was released).

Jewish ethnic identity and Judaic religious practice characterized most of the 31 intermarried couples they studied in depth, even though only five Asian-American spouses converted.

Glacial and fluvial archives are not treated in depth because, though historically important for triggering interest in climate change, glaciers and rivers tend to confound or erase the legacies of their predecessors, leaving at best a fragmented record of change.

Costelloe remembers the interview as lacking in depth, as though the officers were trying to scare him rather than question him.

Tom remembers the interview as lacking in depth, as though the officers were trying to scare him rather than question him.

Morozov doesn't engage this argument in any depth, though.