Sentence examples for depth intelligence from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Cromwell, who is more than a decade younger than his character, lends Craig a compelling depth, intelligence and resoluteness.
The box office tally may eventually prove that to be true, but what director Scott Derrickson brings to the screen has all the depth, intelligence and style of a typical Law & Order episode crossed with a season of Ghost Hunters.
A brief online trailer for the new show featuring Mr. King, 79, displayed a series of words associated with the host in the minds of his new employers — "critical thinker," "hard-nosed," "depth," "intelligence," and "suspenders" — that some of his critics might take issue with.
You have breadth, depth, intelligence, and insight about the global population that was unheard of even a decade ago.
Kate Winslet is not as corruscatingly brilliant in her heavily invented part, but she provides the depth, intelligence, and resonance needed to anchor this conception of the Jobs story.
So far, Trump's transition team has delayed receiving more than a handful of in-depth intelligence briefings.
It is difficult to overstress the depth and intelligence, the achievement, of this book.
Some decry the loss of seriousness, depth, subtlety, intelligence and moral engagement that's resulted.
First, when The Times does write about poverty — whether in a special series or a long feature article — it usually does so with depth and intelligence.
"Gay is a man of enormous depth, of intelligence and perception," said Mrs. Talese, in a telephone interview after the lunch.
