Sentence examples for whatever depth from inspiring English sources

Put the clay-covered end in first, and allow the straw to come to rest at whatever depth it floats at.

To whatever depths it may have fallen, it is still an isolated class answerable only to itself.

For a moment it seemed that Cruise might take the question seriously, plumbing whatever depths lurk within him to produce a startling answer.

Whatever the depth of her culpability, Sharapova rightly shoulders the blame.

Whatever the depth and duration of his crises of confidence, though, this book shows that he was always a writer at heart.

Hence, it is standard practice to improve the entire liquefiable soil layer below the foundation, whatever its depth or thickness.

Certain blockbusters seem to have been collectively judged too big to fail, whatever grisly depths are plumbed in the process.

But whatever the depths of self-enchantment, the demagogue has to say something [to voters].

Or perhaps they're too easy to read; whatever emotional depths filmmaker Jessica Goldberg hopes to suggest, there's nothing stirring beneath the movie's static surface.

Although genome assemblies produced from single libraries of Illumina data (i.e. with only one insert size) are likely to be very fragmentary (whatever the sequencing depth), protein-coding content is likely to be depleted in the repetitive sequence that causes assembly problems, at least at the exon level.

"I felt completely comfortable letting him improvise, knowing it would bring depth to whatever scene we were doing".