1.   The justices displayed great intellectual depth and sinew in writing their opinion on this case.

2.   Lois West, associate professor of sociology at Florida International University, said the focus on beauty lends itself to a lifestyle without any real substance or intellectual depth.

3.   Murrow picked Sevareid to work for CBS radio because of his writing skill and intellectual depth.

4.   One reads these often difficult dialogues with an appreciation for the seriousness and intellectual depth of both participants.

5.   She has the kind of intellectual depth rarely encountered in presidential politics.

6.   The novel possesses the intellectual depth to achieve such heights, which is why its lead-footed qualities within the realm of plot and character seem so unfortunate.

7.   Their advisers suggest that Mordechai does not have the intellectual depth or vision to lead the country.

8.   They agree that Bush is a reasonably nice fellow, but lacking intellectual depth and real moral commitment to anyone other than the economic elite.

9.   They were known for their no-frills hospitality, camaraderie with students, and intellectual depth.

10.   Primus combined the subtle finesse of Metallica, the good taste of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the intellectual depth of the Dead Milkmen.