Sentences with phrase «real depth of feeling»

Yet, incrementally, led by Vikander's star - making performance, the film mines a real depth of feeling.

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Truth be told, I feel a bit out of my depth when I speak with «real feminists,» the kind who have actually studied feminist theory, who have read deeply and broadly about issues related to gender equality.

However, if your overall feeling about the trade is positive, then your observation of the newly created problem of lack of point guard depth, is pointless and lacks any real value.

We are huge fans of film photography because it can bring a unique depth and feel to the day, kind of more real and authentic in a way.

The lack of real depth in these pivotal characters in turn makes it extremely hard for the viewer to feel for their plight.

Insult to injury, the overall script lacks real depth to give the audience a reason to care about any of the characters and the overuse of narration seems to cheapen the feel of the production further.

Though not without some instances worthy of merit, the film unfortunately feels a bit hollow, lacking in any real emotional depth.

There's plenty of grip and a real feeling of safety, while the car is far from out of its depth on a fast country road, but the Ford Focus Estate is sharper and more responsive to drive.

The complexity and depth of the story was taken to a deeper level in book 2 and now I feel more interest in learning about the real history of what happened at Tippecanoe.

Those who we spoke to in - depth said they prefer the feel of a real object and the fact they can own a book and put it on the shelf.»

The people who have been involved with peer review feel that the «Peer Review System» is one of the best ways to demonstrate the real depth of veterinary medicine's commitment to true service for our patients and the public.

It's an impossible task to try to describe a voice in mere words, but she brings such a depth of emotion and believability to the character that it elevates Trip from just being yet another videogame girl in trouble to somebody who feels completely and totally real.

The fact that you're staring at a fixed reference point in the foreground (your plane or cockpit) and open levels grants an exhilarating feeling of real depth, distance and speed, tricking your brain into effectively doubling its graphical prowess even at low intensity.

While it managed to nail the feel and look of the Star Wars universe, but there was no real depth to the gameplay, the game was a barebones release with there only being online multiplayer, just a handful of maps, and an obscenely expensive season pass that just rubbed most gamers the wrong way.

However, there is a real lack of depth that can really be felt while going through the story mode.

Meryl has an incredible arc in MGS whether she lives or dies; Rosemary has depth and her relationship with Raiden is dynamically real; EVA is working against Big Boss during the entirety of Snake Eater, but she still clearly has feelings for him and her relationship with The Boss adds layers to their relationship.

Sadly, it's not enough to keep the game's tutorials exciting, as they are somewhat long and it takes a while to actually access the real campaign levels — while some of the new features are covered within these initial stages, the game goes over all of the basic Worms gameplay to some depth which most fans will already feel comfortable with.

In the intervening quarter century, of course, game worlds have gained a breadth and depth almost beyond comprehension by comparison, and calling an SNES game «immersive» now might seem like a stretch, but Secret of Mana's world feels very much like a real place to me even today.

«We feel that the in - depth experience of Big Huge Games in the real - time strategy genre, combined with the solid reputation of the «Age of Empires» franchise, will result in something fresh and unique for gamers.»

A small white cloud floats in the upper right, casting a shadow on the ground below, creating a feeling of vast open depth across a real span of canvas that measures about 5 feet.