Sentence examples for of extraordinary depth from inspiring English sources
The process discourages vanity and produces performances of extraordinary depth.
Brahimi is seen as a mediator of extraordinary depth and experience with what the author Harriet Martin calls a "chiselled charm and patrician manners".
Puréed Cod Soup Jim Haurey honed his soup-making skills at the Ryland Inn in Whitehouse, and he displays his ability with a beautifully orange fish soup of extraordinary depth.
In the superb concluding volume of a two-volume biography, Holmes recounts the poet's troubled later years...and in doing so has given us a life of extraordinary depth and dimension.
In addition, the books of the Platonists provided him with a metaphysical framework of extraordinary depth and subtlety, a richly-textured tableau upon which the human condition could be plotted.
When its fourth season debuted in 2006, Variety enthused that "when television history is written, little else will rival The Wire, a series of such extraordinary depth and ambition that it is, perhaps inevitably, savored only by an appreciative few".
Douglas Sirk did as much; though he made some great films before becoming the master of romantic melodrama, he found an extraordinary depth of latent philosophical and symbolic force in the operatic inflation of crises of middle-class life.
These guys showcase a wide range of personalities and extraordinary depth.
It is one that would require the unlikely matching of imaginative technological skills and an extraordinary depth of knowledge and affection for dance in general and for the classics.
(By the way, Crouch himself has been a professional musician, an excellent drummer in the free-jazz manner — I had the pleasure of seeing him perform around 1976. His book joins an extraordinary depth of research and a profound understanding of the inner life of the music with a vivid depiction of life in Kansas City in the nineteen-thirties).
His book joins an extraordinary depth of research and a profound understanding of the inner life of the music with a vivid depiction of life in Kansas City in the nineteen-thirties).
