Sentence examples for world of depth from inspiring English sources

But that dose of Cognac adds a world of depth, and a whiff of the gentleman's club, to the drink.

The result is what he calls the modernist "flatland," a world shorn of depth and meaning.

"It really introduced a whole new world of strategic depth," she said.

As for Marèse who died in a car accident at the age of twenty-three before "La Chienne" was released (Flamant was driving and survived)—she lends Lulu a superficial shimmer that suggests a world of untested depths beneath the unstable, yielding surface.

Mora's illustrations use collage to give the book's world a sense of depth and vibrancy — the stew in the pot is represented by an ever-changing calico design — and the stream of cooking odors trailing out the apartment window gives the first hint of the book's folkloric plot.

Her paintings don't merely hang on the wall: they warp and pulsate, sucking your imagination into unreal worlds of impossible depth and hallucinatory colour.

He looks down at the table full of recent photographs he has taken of Hunter, each a different world of character and depth.

"It opens a door to a limitless world of color and depth".

Defined by most dictionaries, as a threshold, and seen a bit more expansively by the world of mythology and depth psychology as a place that is in-between, no-man's land, neither here nor there.

It is admired and emulated in much of the world for its combination of depth and breadth and its claim to nurture good citizens and good leaders.

"I would venture that no one in the world has his range of depth and experiences," said Daniel L. Doctoroff, the president of Bloomberg, L.P., and a former deputy mayor of New York.