The phrase "a work of depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of art, literature, or any creative work that has significant complexity, meaning, or emotional resonance.
Example: "The novel is not just a simple story; it is a work of depth that explores the intricacies of human relationships."
Alternatives: "a profound piece" or "a work of significance".
The result is a strange simulacrum of dramatic complexity, a work of superficial depth.
There is an accumulation to the senses that we experience when we listen to a work of great depth, impact and length.
Abani's exploration of personal, familial and cultural identities, all situated in conversation with questions of larger social significance, have created a work of great depth, compassion and insight.
It is difficult to explain what makes any great work great, and particularly difficult with movies, and maybe more so with "Citizen Kane" than with other great movies, because it isn't a work of special depth or a work of subtle beauty.
"Atonement", which is also on this year's Booker shortlist, is a work of astonishing depth and humanity.In this section The consequences of terror Minds of their own Saying sorry Strange but true The published word Making a splash Not in the head Masaccio's panels ReprintsMr McEwan has certainly been thinking about the pitfalls of being seduced by one's own literary powers.
In Kinema Junpo, Tokitoshi Shioda called Departures a turning point in Takita's career, a human drama capturing both laughter and tears, while in the same publication Masaaki Nomura described the film as a work of supple depth that perhaps indicated a move into Takita's mature period, praising the director for capturing a human feeling from Motoki's earnest encoffining performance.
The case for it as a literary work of depth and nuance is dubious.
"From the strongest of shortlists, they selected Loop of Jade by Sarah Howe as a work of astonishing originality, depth and scope," he said, praising her "luminous" work.
Because I not only wanted to publish a novel, I wanted that novel to be a work of art, a book of depth and merit, one that would not only tell a compelling story but would meet standards of publishing that authors of the highest regard are held to.
Challenged by a character or a work of art with real depth to which he could respond, Versace did — and with all the virtuosity at his command.
