Sentence examples for of unusual depth from inspiring English sources

"Noble has created a spectacle of unusual depth with almost nothing," Renaud Machart, another Le Monde critic, noted of the minimalist decor.

Barsky has managed to pull together the strands of a complex life with warmth, humor, and archival research of unusual depth.

A scholar of unusual depth and breadth, a discerning patron of the arts and a warm and generous human being, he influenced countless students and colleagues with his love of science, literature and music.

Since then, Spanish architects have produced architecture of unusual depth, often with a firm connection to the land, a sense of humility and a way of conveying continuity with the past while embracing the present.

Janet Fitch's best-selling novel about the tormented relationship of an artist, imprisoned for murdering her unfaithful lover, and her teenage daughter, who is shuttled through a succession of foster homes, has been adapted into a movie of unusual depth and subtlety that captures several moods of Los Angeles.

"State of Play," in short, seemed so British — and so unshrinkable a story, with characters of unusual depth and complexity — that a number of people involved in the film version weren't sure at first that boiling it down and moving it to the United States made much sense.

"The stairs are of an unusual depth, so we have had a member of the staff injure herself on the stairwell," she said.

The novelist Siri Hustvedt's collection of essays reveals an unusual depth of knowledge on topics ranging from art to neuroscience.

This type of illumination gave 'an unusual depth of field and a three-dimensional quality to the tissue observed' and permitted visualization of microcirculatory structures beneath the surface of organs as dark red blood cell columns on a bright background.

All the zduhaći had to do was to fall asleep, although the unusual depth of their sleep indicates a state of ecstasy.

To GOP activists, the unusual depth of their 2016 field is a point of pride unlike the "coronation" Democrats are holding for Hillary Clinton, Republican voters are sifting through all the possibilities to find the ideal candidate.