Yet rather than make his surroundings feel small and artificial, Mr. Jones's natural grandeur forces the play to find room for his sweeping emotional breadth.

There were clear parallels with Alban Berg's epic of degradation, Lulu [...] The libretto reads like a nasty farce, but it takes on emotional breadth when the music is added.

Martin's Minotaur, $22.95), applying his austere style to a crime of such emotional breadth and sociological complexity that it acquires the sweep and consequence of epic storytelling.

In Act III, sounding rather winded, she missed the princess's sudden turn toward emotional breadth.

The opening announcements - first a rising and falling theme of great emotional breadth, next a second theme of muffled drumbeats, then swift broken chords - seem not so much ideas in transit as ideas waiting to discover their own nature.

Howard Behrens is a romantic poet sculpting paint on canvas, and while he has spawned an entire cottage industry of emulators, few, if any, capture the emotional breadth of this man in love with love, life and the sun.

As my patient's depression gradually abated with treatment, his dreams evolved in their emotional breadth and complexity.