Sentence examples for a man of depth from inspiring English sources

When we met for one of his last major on-the-record interviews before he began to limit media access, I sensed the contradictions of a man of depth whose time at Anfield will be defined by superficialities.

Consistent with the clichés of the day, the general had a lascivious streak — he foists "sing-song" girls on an American missionary — but he remains a man of depths; he sweetly recites love poems and waxes philosophical to the heroine.

So you see how Wayne Rooney is a man of depths, of extremes, of contrasts.

He was a man of tremendous depth and sensitivity, with a kindness and generosity beyond words.

"Gay is a man of enormous depth, of intelligence and perception," said Mrs. Talese, in a telephone interview after the lunch.

They say that far from being the buffoon suggested by Private Eye, he is serious, sensitive, intelligent and a man of "great depth of character".

Styron's Turner is a man of moral depth and farseeing vision who is nevertheless a bitter, self-denying, sexually repressed man who cannot attain either physical or spiritual freedom.

But the author's larger point, supported by many flattering comments lauding the prince's wit and sense of duty and sacrifice, is that Philip, though frequently lampooned as starchy and oblivious to the way the rest of the world lives, is "a man of great depth and complexity, by far the most intelligent member of the royal family".

He was a man of tremendous depth and generosity beyond words.

Dockery delivered a moving tribute to her late love, calling Dineen a man of "great depth and integrity". .

Next to him, his "valued friend" Gordon Brown looks like an ethical titan, a man of Shakespearean depths and echoes.