Sentence examples for language depth from inspiring English sources

They include a more complete development environment, improved language depth, integration with SDK frameworks, iPhone emulator, and software debugging.

He proposes that there is no reason to regard center-embedding as grammatical beyond depth 3 (and for spoken language, depth 2).

Or even: that this talk of interiors, this language of depth, doesn't work?

But in the 21st century, they survive for their art, their precision of language and depth of characterization.

So I use Hemingway, Murakami and Ishiguro to get shots of simple, powerful language with depth of thought.

Over the past 17 years, he's written 11 novels — we'll turn to the 12th in a moment — as remarkable for their precise, economical language and depth of characterization as for the fact that each is as different from its predecessor, in style, tone and narrative approach, as if it had come from a different author.

Twelfth-century theology is another important source for the doctrine of analogy, for twelfth-century theologians such as Gilbert of Poitiers and Alan of Lille explored the problem of divine language in depth.

They must communicate complex concepts to clients who may not share their language or depth of knowledge.

Figurative language and depth of meaning is part of the dialect and the cultural identity and in one sense that's their approach to music as well.

Analyse the language in depth.

When he writes "mal armé," he surely means to conjure the name Mallarmé, the French symbolist poet who, like Beckett, was obsessed with the richness of language, its depths, its ambiguities and its limitations.