Sentence examples for depth of feel from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clohesy stood out during a "Pannonica" at cruising tempo, its depth of feel evoking the Ahmad Jamal Trio.
But because telling it takes the author to no depth of felt insight, this portrait of Andi is either unnecessary or unjust, or perhaps both.
"Because telling it takes the author to no depth of felt insight, this portrait of Andi is either unnecessary or unjust, or perhaps both," wrote George Packer in the New Yorker.
The 4K quality and relatively shallow depth of field made it feel like you were watching Chef's Table on Netflix, rather than a live feed from a space station orbiting Earth around 220 miles above the planet.
This reinforces the depth of anger felt by Iranians about the election and all that has followed.Mr Ahmadinejad was notably absent at the Friday prayers.
Revealing the depth of hostility felt by some Muirfield traditionalists towards the admission of women, it emerged that a group of about 30 members had written anonymously to fellow golfers before a ballot, urging them to reject the change.
It underscores the depth of anger felt by many poor Filipinos, who adore Mr. Estrada despite his failings and who regarded his arrest last Wednesday by armored police officers as a gross violation of his rights.
The depth of anger felt by Brawn at Jenson Button's move to McLaren was put on public display today when the team announced they would hold him tightly to the letter of his contract until the end of the year.
"The depth of respect felt in engineering circles for Keith has been marked by many expressions of condolence and deep shock".
But though many are justified, those criticisms alone don't account for the depth of passion felt by the "haters," as Paltrow herself calls them.
He also rather poignantly pointed out, "Never will even the most impressive television footage properly capture the depth of fear and despair felt in the homes and hearts of Gazans who are yet again facing death, devastation and displacement".
