Sentence examples similar to a literary depth from inspiring English sources

Literary depth is too often equated with a sort of journalistic idea of "seriousness," as if depth were achieved by taking on "issues" like hypocritical attitudes toward female adulterers.

Their songs aspire either to a certain literary depth or editorial edge.

Guy Clark, a songwriter who elevated American popular song by infusing it with literary depth, died in Nashville on Tuesday after suffering from cancer.

Padian's novel doesn't have the literary depth of, say, Laurie Halse Anderson's "Wintergirls," but as a cautionary tale, it does give a sense of the danger signs a teenager might notice in a friend.

"Liederabend," a 19th-century German term meaning "song night," labels the package neatly, while hinting at Romantic notions of intimacy and literary depth.

Not at all the standard recovery memoir, it has real literary depth and complexity of construction without seeming in any way contrived.

Now those of you who have taken English 125 or any course that has asked you to read Spenser will recognize almost instantly I think, I hope, Milton's literary depth.

The event, in front of a painted backdrop of bookshelves, seemed as much a tribute to Mrs. Bush's profession as a librarian as it was an attempt to address the concern among some Republicans that Mr. Bush may not appear to have the literary depth or curiosity that other chief executives have exhibited.

Why not plumb the literary depths of other writers?" Martel told Harper.

The case for it as a literary work of depth and nuance is dubious.

Consider finding a literary device(s) to add depth to the song.