Sentence examples for feel the depth from inspiring English sources

Like a child we feel the depth of his loss.

"Some may feel the depth wasn't there because of my lighthearted approach".

You can feel the depth, the roughness, the smoothness, the density of an object, the relief -- if there is a design.

The portrayal is vivacious but finally shallow; we don't fully feel the depth of her tragedy or the greatness of her spirit.

That centre is also in a cave in Delphi, an island in the Klamath River of California, a thousand places on Earth, and the Earth itself as revealed to the astronaut Rusty Schweickart on a walk in space – wherever human beings feel the depth of their connection to the world and take it as a sacred responsibility.

There are close-ups in the scene, but it's in the long shots that you sense most powerfully the burden of that unfortunate dress on this suddenly humiliated woman, feel the depth of her regret and the strength of her desire to be wearing something, anything, else.

We cannot feel the depths of your pain," she said.

That would have suited a band that manages to sound calm and measured even on an overwrought chorus like this one: And I consume the raging fire And I can feel the depths of the ocean And I become consumed by desire And I swear I thought of you With the last line of that series, the song pulls back from the grandiose to the mundane.

Only when you can feel the depths of despair will you be able to feel the lightest of joys.

Feel the depths of all the emotions that surface and stick with them, ride them out, until the feelings naturally pass.

We feel the depths of his angst and understand his inclination to formulate an artistic stance for his community and the world at large.