Sentence examples for a real depth of from inspiring English sources

This book suggests a real depth of reading, and emotional sentience, in its author.

But I don't find a real depth of support for him as governor".

"He's an exceptional driver: very controlled and very smooth, and he has a real depth of knowledge and experience.

A while back I wrote a blog on this topic for theguardian.com/money, and the comments revealed a real depth of hostility to the online trend.

Sichuan peppercorns made the ma po tofu ($10.95) tingle, but fermented black beans (and maybe bean paste) gave it a real depth of flavor.

McDonnell, the MP for Hayes and Harlington, said: "There is a real depth of anger among civil servants at the way the government has torn up their basic contracts.

At Yorkshire we have a real depth in terms of our squad – especially in the fast-bowling department – and there will be head coaches and directors of cricket at other counties who will want a reduction in the amount of cricket due to fewer resources.

So it wasn't exactly by design that I ended up writing for teens, but thank goodness that I did because it has given my career a real depth and sense of purpose.

"We now have a better understanding of the real depth of how poverty affects children – not just as a side effect of their parents' income but their own profound deprivation," said UNICEF Regional Director for South Asia, Daniel Toole.

We're taught to believe that the truth will set us free, but I also believe that certain facts withheld reveal a truth far greater: That real depth of devotion is proved not by the secrets we're told but by the decision to shield us from the ones we need not hear.

Also, CEUS provided an accurate estimate of the real depth of the lesions created into the tendon structure.