Sentence examples for unusual depth from inspiring English sources
He gives his characters unusual depth".
But I think the brothers give the song unusual depth.
Even a silvery-white evening satin had an unusual depth.
Asimov called it mellow with a touch of sweetness and detected unusual depth.
David Goyer, who wrote the Blade series and Dark City, provides unusual depth to this prequel.
The novelist Siri Hustvedt's collection of essays reveals an unusual depth of knowledge on topics ranging from art to neuroscience.
The relative abundance of Oligocene cave passages preserved in this area indicates that their survival is due to slow rates of surface lowering, perhaps as low as 3 m Ma −1, rather than unusual depths of cave development.
In looking at a stereo illusion such as the tuning fork, a strongly binocular person will see unusual stereo depth; a monocularly oriented person will see much less depth; and others, relying more equally on both binocular and monocular cues, will see something in between.
A scene in which Michelle and Barack visit an exhibit of Afrocentric art — he discusses the importance of the painter Ernie Barnes to the sitcom "Good Times," and together they recall Gwendolyn Brooks's poem "We Real Cool" — has an effortless grace that reflects an unusual cinematic depth of lived experience.
These views are familiar from the history of philosophy, but many readers find their expression in Rand's novels to be of unusual psychological depth, subtlety, and conviction.
Richards is an eye-catching actress whose physical allure is matched by an almost unusual dramatic depth.
