Sentence examples for depth and feel from inspiring English sources

While the critics sort out the riddle, the two are freed to play blues-rock with a depth and feel completely incompatible with their image.

Elizabeth Meadows, who recently left her job as sous chef at B Bar on East Fourth Street to work on the garde-manger at Clementine, says mixing a salad is all about light and depth and feel.

But they got into depth and felt comfortable.

Similarly, Game Revolution's Johnny Liu commented that the game lacked depth and felt like a collection of short quests rather than a single game, while Vestal of GameSpot noted that the game's use of miniquests will likely disappoint those seeking an action-RPG classic, and said that, although fun, the gameplay had a "schizophrenic and disjointed nature".

A demilitarized Sinai proved that Israel could forfeit strategic depth and still feel reasonably secure.

But here, the delicate layering of images gives the space an unexpected visual depth, and you feel as if you're drifting at the city's edge.

If he wants to open up, he may start a more in-depth conversation, and feel thankful for your interest.

Bereft of depth and significance, cliches feel dull and flat, so tedious as to be tiresome.

Keyboards add depth and an epic feel to your songs.

As programmatically as the film wants to equate the revulsion of an undercover policeman (Marco Ricca) at the tortures he must inflict with a young kidnapper's horror at the prospect of having to kill his sympathetic captive, it doesn't have the patience to develop the premise with any depth, and the comparison feels forced and mechanical.

Driven by his own Puerto Rican New York roots and his struggles with drug addiction and the criminal system, Rodriguez's commitment to showing the beauty and resilience of East Harlem gave the project a depth and complexity he felt was lacking in mainstream depictions of America's inner-city communities in the 80s.