Sentence examples for of remarkable depth from inspiring English sources

The result was a game of remarkable depth.

The process creates gravy of remarkable depth and complexity, to serve over white rice.

But Mr. Dudamel, who three years ago, at the age of 26, was appointed music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, taking over last fall, is proof that El Sistema can also produce musicians of remarkable depth.

Based on the wildly popular Ultimate Fighting Championship brand, and featuring competitors including cover stars Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor alongside a massive cast of playable pugilists, this is a game of remarkable depth, featuring myriad play style options.

Michael Hubbard of MusicOMH noted that it is an album of "remarkable depth, especially when one considers the youthful ages of the band members" while The Guardian newspaper described the album as "one of the year's most uplifting albums", adding that it features "elegant songs, classic guitars and gorgeous singing".

Another overlap between the shows is their demonstration of the remarkable depth of British character acting.

Several participants in our study exhibited a remarkable depth of understanding of human rights violations, as illustrated by the use of the term "human rights" to describe their experiences, and the explicit recognition by some participants of the need to specifically address these human rights issues.

David Kaye, the U.N. special rapporteur on freedom of expression, said there has been a "remarkable depth of change" in Myanmar in recent years.

But even then it will take at least three or four years of continuous development before digital cameras begin to rival the resolving power of photographic film, let alone matching film's remarkable depth of tone.

Best Supporting Actress June Squibb's performance in "Nebraska" extracts a remarkable depth of thought from a handful of scenes.

In her review, the CBC's Denise Ball said of the recording, "the sound is vivid and fresh, and the orchestra plays with remarkable depth of colour and rhythmic drive".