But behind the wit, there is this depth of feeling.
"One Man's Bible" burns with a powerfully individualistic fire of intelligence and depth of feeling.
It's the vulnerability to loss that is the coefficient of the depth of feeling.
He maximizes the concept, through an entrancing visual flair and, eventually, a tiny depth of feeling.
I loathed the first series: all flashes and bangs and no depth of feeling.
To the cooler, withdrawn Hawthorne, such depth of feeling so persistently and openly declared was uncongenial.
Don't go on holiday without Lorrie Moore's Bark, short stories remarkable for their sharpness of wit and depth of feeling.
The fact that the affair is still a live issue in French politics betrays the depth of feeling it aroused.
But there was looseness in his first set on Tuesday night, along with variety and depth of feeling.
As Myra, she delivered the seemingly straightforward remark "This haddock is disgusting," with a surprisingly comic depth of feeling.
Mitchell's solos were beautiful, lyrical creations with a great depth of feeling.
