Sentence examples for sympathetic depth from inspiring English sources

"You're a very, very emotional comedian" he once told Briers, a recognition that he could convincingly bring sympathetic depth to a comic role.

The hero of "Legends" at times shows sympathetic depths but in the end turns into a killing machine as remorseless as the novel's savage opening vignette.

To qualify as a "great summer read," I want a book that offers sympathetic characters, depth of emotion, and a forward narrative momentum that keeps me sitting on the porch long after the fireflies have gone to bed.

Everyone's sympathetic, everyone's got depth.

Most notably, he produced five further BBC films with Moore, achieving a dialogue on screen between a major artist and a film-maker that, in its depth and sympathetic understanding, was unique.

Eleanor Bron's delicate, infinitely sympathetic narration emphasises the emotional depth of Némirovsky's writing.

Guitars ballooned, switched from flat fronts to arched ones for richer tone, added metal resonators or sympathetic strings for volume and depth.

Transgender people, having previously been objects of niche curiosity and prurience at best from most of the media, became the subject of mid-morning current affairs debates, in-depth documentaries and sympathetic profiles.

This is especially true of women who have unresolved relationships with their own mothers and it suggests that the princess is functioning as an imaginary friend, a sympathetic listener who can absorb depths of unhappiness which might overwhelm intimate friends or family.

The challenge was to make him believable and give a sense of depth without making him too sympathetic.

In Lord Jim, for example, switches between sympathetic and negative responses to a character create depth by constant realignment and play of emotion.