Sentence examples for nothing in-depth from inspiring English sources

Nothing in-depth or too personal, just good-natured table talk of the sort that one might have expected to engage in during the not-too-distant past in a public place.

He said: "We've had a couple of little chats but nothing in depth and he knows the situation.

'Wherever you go, they will ask you what is your specialty… generalists can do everything but nothing is in-depth.' (Alumni) Participants believed that academic collaborations with international universities and research institutions could help overcome to a large extent the inadequacies in resources.

Any respectable fromagerie will offer the odd sliver to taste, but for in-depth investigation, nothing beats the Lot's cheese fest at Rocamadour.

So far there is nothing seemingly compelling beyond our previous in-depth look into the company's technology.

A total of 30 in-depth interviews were conducted at around which point nothing new seemed to be coming out of the interviews.

Previous biographies — this is the first in-depth volume since Richard Buckle's in 1979 — have said little or nothing of the family Diaghilev left behind in Russia.

(A mother, 29 years, in-depth interview, Sukarame, Garut District) You can only use Jamkesmas with the village midwife and nothing other than that.

"It was more in-depth.

More "in-depth scrutiny"?

Conduct in-depth research.