Sentence examples similar to has considerable depth from inspiring English sources

The main characters have considerable depth and there is a strong sense of an inchoate community living in a new Eden surrounded by a native population both inscrutable and contemptuous.

That could prove very costly in both defense and midfield, as the Goats never had considerable depth on the back line or in the holding midfield role, but given the injuries in those positions, it looks like Chelís is going to have to work some magic if Chivas are to get a result.

Some of Prather's "notes" are solipsistic and more than a little pretentious, a fact he himself recognized, but some of them also have considerable depth of meaning.

The results indicate that the ultrasonic vibration has considerable effect on reduction of temperature, depth of thermal damage of workpiece and width of temperature contours.

42 - predictions - from my world soccer magazine preview to the competition - "guadalajara could be contenders as their all-Mexican squad has depth, the club has considerable Libertadores experience - and they are already in the last 16.

Given the significance of dwell times within the timetable planning phase, the suggested approach has considerable potential which is worth investigating in greater depth in forthcoming works.

Ms. Quinn has considerable virtues.

Mr. Obama has considerable challenges.

And its gravity has considerable powers.

This argument has considerable merit.

De Keersmaeker has considerable technical skill.