Sentence examples for range or depth of from inspiring English sources

The movies of 1939, slick and rousing as they were, simply didn't have the audacity or range or depth of the movies made in 1962.

While it is now very clear that the task conditions can serve to restrict the range or depth of nonconsciously recruited cognitive processes, we are not convinced that subliminal priming effects must in principle be exclusive such that they are either central or peripheral.

Large variations always occur in the range or depth of available local evidence across geographic areas, jurisdictions or population groups.

WHO's CHOICE project has produced a large database of the cost-effectiveness of intervention, which could be one possible starting point for assessing the range or depth of services to be provided [ 15].

Shallow affect: emotional poverty or a limited range or depth of feelings; interpersonal coldness in spite of signs of open gregariousness.

That voice: it had little range or depth, none of the outright power of Martha Reeves's or the athletic movement of Marvin Gaye's, but there was something literary — a quiet clarity and a way of delivering phrases that made them sound half-remembered, as if they'd been plucked right out of a dream.

I had read dozens of articles about migraine and its possible basis, but none of them seemed to present the full richness of its phenomenology or the range and depth of suffering that patients might experience.

She has played real-life characters Betty Shabazz in Spike Lee's "Malcolm X and Katherine Jacksonn in the 1992 miniseries "The Jacksons: An American Dream," but even those did not offer her the range and depth of Tina or of roles she's played onstage.

I was surprised and elated by the range and depth of the responses - both the 40 or so that have been posted and several that were sent privately.

Changes in spatial coverage or range (e.g., depth) of collection activity can lead to substantial changes in perceived diversity owing to differences in the water masses being sampled.

To attend "The History Boys" is to undertake an education in the range and depth of current British stage technique.