Sentence examples for some degree of depth from inspiring English sources

There are payoffs to the project that we can be assured are happening, at some level, with some degree of depth.

But even here the film offers some degree of depth: Dreyfus' two sons died from the virus, and he blames their deaths on the apes.

Almost every county in rural Oregon has shown some degree of recovery from the depths of the last recession.

Others were oddly simple, lacking even the slightest degree of depth.

On the other – and this is the view Johnson takes – the ability to name two sides of pretty much equal standard suggests an enviable degree of depth.

Mr. Dafoe, who, like Mr. Malkovich, remains a stalwart of American avant-garde theater, achieves a remarkable degree of depth and pathos, as though working from sense memories of crypt-dwelling and neck-biting.

While his earlier effort offered little more than a superficial gallop through the centuries, Gove has conceded that "there should be room for a greater degree of depth of study".

Today, with rare exceptions, fashion seems to lack that degree of depth, depth with a calculated eye, and one explanation is that we are simply too absorbed in consuming images.

"There is something of both in the senior Ohno, and there is also a great degree of depth in his unassailable artistry," Ms. Kisselgoff continued, referring to Mr. Ohno as "the grand old man of Japanese Butoh dance theater".

None of this subject matter needs to be taken to any degree of depth.

Recent guidelines classify variable decelerations without detail as to degree of depth.