Moreover, they gained in balance and elegance, but lost nothing of their deep color and complexity.
The water cascading down the rocky hillside, to say nothing of the deep depression at the bottom concealed in a mist of brownish, blackish green, is only vaguely discernible.
Much has been made of the phenomenon that a good deal of the writing, the poetry and the painting of this generation (to say nothing of its deep interest in modern jazz) has emerged in the so-called "San Francisco Renaissance," which, while true, is irrelevant.
In a letter to Foy, Lerman wrote that, when they first met, soon after his romance with Hunter had foundered, "I thought that I had nothing much to give anyone — affection, yes, and some knowledge — but nothing of the deep within.
And nothing emboldens people of deep convictions more than a sense that they are suffering.At the level of practical politics, there will be even more energetic moves by members of the Democratic Unionist Party (for which most Northern Irish Protestants vote) to allow firms to turn away business on grounds of conscience.
"These accusations arouse nothing but a feeling of deep surprise," said Dmitry S. Peskov, a Kremlin spokesman.
When liberal Christians thought about a social problem, they tried to answer one question made popular by the Rev. Walter Rauschenbusch: "What would Jesus do?" As the US slid into the spectre of deep depression, nothing exemplified the social gospel movement more than Fritz Eichenberg's woodblock print, Jesus of the Breadline.
Both an affecting memoir and an idiosyncratic examination of the desire to accumulate, Collections of Nothing takes us deep inside the soul of the solitary collector.
But it doesn't really seem like China is pulling itself, to say nothing of the world economy, out of deep recession.
She said at the time that she did not approve of the "Love Boat" show because "the TV definition of love is nothing very deep, and everything gets resolved in an hour.
