Sentence examples for human depth from inspiring English sources

"The second time, the US journalist demonstrated his enormous human depth," Espinosa wrote.

His partnering is his most obvious problem, but a larger one is his lack of dance texture and human depth.

In simulations on images with repetitive patterns, we demonstrate that our model could account for the human depth percepts that were previously explained by the second-order mechanism.

We conclude that care must be taken in selecting 3D display systems for tasks that critically rely on human depth judgement.

Wright removes her entirely - understandably in terms of narrative economies, sadly in terms of the human depth and warmth of the story, and provocatively in allowing that bit more distance between the historical Church and the alternative.

Mr. Lelyveld has restored human depth to the Mahatma, the plaster saint, allowing his flawed human readers to feel a little closer to his lofty ideals of nonviolence and universal brotherhood.

Their darkly glittering surfaces don't reveal rewardingly human depths.

They are plays that suggest reassuringly that human depths can, after all, be measured by a slide rule.

Yasmina Reza, the author of "Art," may describe a world filled with snarled ambiguities, but her plays are as orderly as an obsessive-compulsive's sock drawer, suggesting reassuringly that human depths can, after all, be calculated with a slide rule.

The past appeared to have smothered the tiny hamlet of Juliet, Sask., until Dianne Warren plumbed its human depths in Cool Water; the book won a Governor General's Literary Award for English-language fiction.

Watching Viola's film of a diver appearing to lose consciousness and individuality in stygian blue depths, while sitting suspended above the icy sea near the sunken battleships of Scapa Flow, reminded me that art still has the ability to touch those human depths.