There is a lion in a well whose depth is 50 palms.
But there was something else, an anti-Americanism whose depth and intensity I could not fully grasp.
Here is an author whose depth and insight hover just below the surface of an apparently effortless lightness.
Appropriate processing converts the matrix film into a gelatin relief image whose depth is proportional to the positive silver density.
They included Cat Power (Chan Marshall), whose depth as a musician, singer and performer continues to grow much faster than her ability to be comfortable onstage.
But thankfully for the tapestry of the English game, whose depth of support is unrivalled in the world, there remains life in those leagues he disdains.
She felt pain, which surprised her, and saw a spurt of hot blood from the wound whose depth she could not gauge.
For now Mr. Romney, 65, seems profoundly absorbed by the present, turning over in his head a public rejection whose depth caught him by surprise.
There is the anger and the guilt of all the living, represented by a group of firefighters whose depth of emotions may not have been considered by the government officials left to break the news to them.
Harrison said Barry Bonds, who walked 177 times, a major league record, while setting the home run record of 73 last year, is the only current player whose depth perception and pitch recognition are better than Giambi's.
When Toru goes to visit Naoko, she tells him about the "field well," a dark hole at the border of meadow and forest whose depth is terrifying and whose precise location is unknown.
