Sentence examples for depth of someone from inspiring English sources

Nor is a meal concocted from the depth of someone's passionate imagination mere repast.

There is no sell-by date on the interestingness of a profile or the depth of someone's eyes.

That's the one we've resisted in all our exercise jurisprudence, to measure the depth of someone's religious beliefs.

But all visitors are valid and we've realised how difficult it is to quantify need, how hard it is to arrive at a waiting list according to the depth of someone's need.

Adele seems to have the emotional depth of someone who's well into her second life, while Snooki... does not.

Laws that impose caps essentially allow politicians, who have never heard a word about a case or have any idea about the depth of someone's loss, to substitute their judgment for that of a local jury.

Where is the mother switching the car seat to a fellow parent's car for carpool, leaning in out of the rain, realizing that she's just going to have to stick her hand down into the horrible depths of someone else's back seat?

Even the more honest posts often don't show the true depth of what someone is dealing with or are put on social media afterwards, instead of right at the time.

At which point the furry-hatted songstress launched into her first ballad, singing and playing piano with the depth and maturity of someone who's been in the biz for decades.

At one point when he is in the depths of darkness someone helpfully suggests that perhaps it is the "terrible things" that he witnessed in Bosnia in the 1990s that lie at the heart of his present despair.

Corsa also praises Sariñana, whose "lyrics exhibit a remarkable depth for someone her age", saying Sariñana has "a keen understanding of composition and melodic structure".