Sentence examples for depth and purpose from inspiring English sources

The scenes in the diner are gently funny, and Levinson's evident affection for his characters makes you want to like them, too, but in the end "Sixty-six" resembles its callow narrator, coming up short on energy, depth, and purpose.

Now, whether that's right or not is, as so many other things, open to as many interpretations as you care to indulge in, but what's certain is while keyboard player/synthesist Hamel may have once been lumped in with a lot of other New Age composers, he has always been able to transcend genre and create music with real depth and purpose.

Most people derive dignity, depth and purpose for their lives by prevailing in the struggle for existence providing for their families, putting a roof over their heads, saving for their children's future.

It showed depth and purpose and emotion in my life.

Upon the release of the panel's report and the failings it detailed, CBS chairman Les Moonves announced the network hoped "to address those failures fairly, fully and responsibly, and to set CBS News back on its rightful path as a news organization of great depth, integrity and purpose, stronger than it was before".

Stephen Sondheim and his allies were infusing the genre with shadowy new depths and brooding purpose, while "Jesus Christ Superstar" isn't a musical comedy at all but a self-serious pop-operatic passion play.

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.

Aborts come in a variety of designs and vary in the depth, extent, purpose, and naming of their functions.

I can think of no contemporary playwright who combines such scope of imagination and depth of purpose.

3D's use of depth and perspective also serves a story purpose, highlighting the depth and perspective Sandra Bullock's character gains through her experience in outer space.

The former, chilling as it is in its depth and candor, serves the important purpose of informing both public and policy debates.