1.   Relations between the two countries have plumbed new depths.

2.   No one will BE the same from now on having been drawn into the realms of mystery and taken to new depths.

3.   In a two-part feature, the life and times of this son of Manchester are given new depth, using many family sources.

4.   It was that same song from the Dietrich film she had watched at Rocamar, and as she sang she found new depths in the words.

5.   And Ryder, never a particularly strong actor, plumbs new depths here.

6.   Both political parties have sunk to new depths in pandering to big corporate givers.

7.   But in Colombia, the gruesome conflict keeps on plumbing new depths of horror.

8.   But she is also something of a mystery, a quintessentially American colt of a dancer who has suddenly grown into a ballerina of new depth and dramatic power.

9.   It confirmed once more and in new depth that he is a major figure of early Modernism.

10.   It is hard to pity Bill Clinton, whose libidinous waste of political capital takes the throw-away culture to new depths.