Sentence examples for emotional breadth from inspiring English sources

Today's leaders need more emotional breadth: less super, more human.

"A Bronx Tale" may not possess the emotional breadth or sophistication of "The Sopranos".

During a film career spanning almost 40 years, she has thrilled and captivated audiences with the emotional breadth of her dramatic work.

One to file next to JuJu's In Trance, reviewed here a month or so ago, although Ms Keita's effort has more textual and emotional breadth.

Though there are no plans for Sunset Television to make the leap to actual television, the members are increasingly drawn toward the emotional breadth of continuing story lines.

There was no way, though, to anticipate the thematic and emotional breadth of Laura Wade's "Posh," Nina Raine's "Tribes" and E.V. Crowe's "Kin," three premieres at the Court of plays written by women.

Their follow-up shares that film's perceptive humanism, but steps it up a notch in terms of emotional and narrative breadth.

Shipp hits a keyboard with fearsome steeliness, but if his playing has a percussive punch that belongs in the tradition of Thelonious Monk and Cecil Taylor, he has their emotional and spiritual breadth, too.

Only the ultimate: musical breadth, emotional expansiveness, brilliant and glittery technique and comprehensiveness of spirit.

The number, emotional depth, and topical breadth of interactions increased.

For its sonic breadth and emotional depth, this two-disc live album is among the essential commercial releases of the association's best-known group.