The facts with no spin, no words, just pure images allow the viewer to understand the depth of humanity in times of decisions, actions, despair, historical events and joyous celebrations of life that surround us.
You will have to work closely with your pharmacist, since it can be difficult for even a professional to understand the depth of corn usage in products in the U.S.
Though Dr. Chargaff tended toward the sardonic, it was hard for observers to understand the depth of his bitterness in his attitude to his fellow scientists.
You've got to live here to really understand the depth of the betrayal in the one-track minds of Kentucky fans.
French officials also point out that Libya was an Italian colony, never French; that French troops did not arrest Mr. Gbagbo; and that Paris was slow to understand the depth of the anger in its former protectorate, Tunisia.
But how many investors really understand the depth of the problem in ways that will enable better, smarter investment decisions?
Next, we follow a girl named Lore, who leads her brothers and sisters on a dangerous, illegal journey through occupied Germany and doesn't understand the depth of her parents' involvement in the Reich.
This was a sign both of official Europe's weakness in defence of free speech but also, for some Americans, of a godless continent's failure to understand the depth of other people's faith.In running their economies, observes Charles Kupchan, one of Washington's veteran Europe-watchers, the Europeans know what is needed but lack the firmness to do the right thing.
After the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., I wrote a couple of columns entitled "When Whites Just Don't Get It". The reaction to those columns — sometimes bewildered, resentful or unprintable — suggests to me that many whites in America don't understand the depths of racial inequity lingering in this country.
