Sentences with phrase «such depth of feeling»

But he does it with such depth of feeling, it could bring the actor an Oscar nomination, as it did last year for another Sundance premiere: Viggo Mortensen in Captain Fantastic.

It conveys such a depth of feeling and context not easily achieved with more socially acceptable language.

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The depth of their experience, the chemistry we felt with such a forthright group, and their access to a network of people who could also help grow and influence our business were the factors that tilted us toward Carrick.

And then it seems to him (as in effect he feels it) that this God of love, satisfied with such few words, reposes again, and rests in the depth and center of his soul.

Religious experience, on the other hand, has to do with physical feelings of such extensiveness and depth as to convey sense of what is involved in any particular.

And when their common language, used to do business in a technically preoccupied age, is shaped to the paucity of dimensions necessary to such business, the roundness and the depth become silent for want of verbal counterparts for the felt but inchoate self.

Reversion thereby introduces a contrast into the conceptual feeling, and as such promotes the depth of intensity that can be felt (PR 381, 424).

Unlike a film such as Spielberg's Munich, where it is easy to feel sympathy and empathy for the Mossad agents led by Eric Bana, where you admire the craft of what the filmmakers created, it is impossible to empathise with Meinhof, who it is clear from the start is way out of her depth and the mercenary Ensslin.

Ask the person to explain what they know: People who feel sure of their position set a high bar for contrary evidence, Ditto says, but often such confidence stems from a misperception that they know more than they actually do, a phenomenon researchers call the illusion of explanatory depth.

Such rules include perspective (parallel lines appear to converge in the distance), stereopsis (our left and right eyes receive horizontally displaced images of the same object, resulting in the perception of depth), occlusion (objects near us occlude objects farther away), shading, chiaroscuro (the contrast of an object as a function of the position of the light source) and sfumato (the feeling of depth created by the interplay of in - and out - of - focus elements in an image as well as from the level of transparency of the atmosphere itself).

I felt such a sense of accomplishment I can't even begin to explain the depth of it.

It doesn't even feel like any of George Clooney's past films, there's a great amount of depth to it, but it also moves swiftly and has such a vast scope in terms of characters and storytelling within this «tiny» town.

Now for a lot of people gameplay depth doesn't matter, all they want is to feel powerful when they hit things or see cool animations for spells / attacks which this game definitely provides, as well as for gamers who highly value things outside of gameplay such as the points i mentioned earlier.

«Bullets and Crucifixes: Picture - in - Picture Experience» contains more dead air than the yakker and consists of lengthy but not necessarily in - depth talking heads, such that when all this stuff gets consolidated in two making - of featurettes — «The Bloody Frontier: Creating the World of Priest» (13 mins., HD) and «Tools of the Trade: The Weapons and Vehicles of Priest» (11 mins., HD)-- it doesn't really feel like anything of value's been sacrificed.

At the same time, Zahler invests the story with a depth of feeling rarely seen in such grisly genre fare.

Such scenes would usually provide depth and reason for the main character's actions but here they feel cheap and forced to the point of being laughable.

I've never felt a winter tire with such a depth of traction in deep snow.

It doesn't feel out of its depth in such a large car, and good mid-range torque means there's plenty of pulling power when you need it.

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.

To question a game that features such hugely impressive depth and scope in the manner that Fallout 4 does almost feels a little brattish, but the inescapable truth of the matter was that, in many ways, the game felt formulaic and predictable.

His paintings share many qualities with Abstract Expressionism, such as untamed gestural strokes, broad swathes and splashes of color, and a sense of motion and depth, all affirming the artist's inner intuitive feelings welling up during the creative flow.

Gloomy colors with such depth within the strokes its almost impossible not to feel the arctic angst of Mariño's artistic struggles.

As her experimentations — and the decades — have accumulated, she has proved that it is her soulful embrace of whatever material she is using that has consistently produced such an impressive depth of connotations and feelings.

John Shrives, IT development manager for the IBA commented «We felt that Vissensa was very familiar with physical and virtual infrastructure migration, and it was clear that they understood the nature of our business and how a big move such as the one we were contemplating needed a depth of experience, structure and a strong ethos of partnership with the IBA team to ensure the project's success.»

Rather than feeling stumped by phrases such as «troop leading procedures,» launch a conversation simply by asking, «Can you describe the nature of your leadership experiences, giving specifics with breadth and depth?»

I'd love a person like that as a friend because I could rely on their in depth perspective of the world and I feel that sort of honesty is honorable, but in business I'd be wary of such «risky» honesty.

Or I'll ask questions that might result in more depth, such as, «As you got to know each other, what made it go from just having fun to feeling that you could go forward in life together and be partners in the inevitable ups and downs of the future?»

Through depth psychology, I help clients address issues such as loss, alienation, lack of intimacy, insecurity, feelings of emptiness, and the scars of prior traumatic experiences, all of which often lead to depression and anxiety.