Sentence examples for a bit more deep from inspiring English sources

The USB 3 ports also provide improved speeds, which means that USB 3.0 hardware will transfer files quickly, and the audio out does appear to have some effect on making sound a bit more deep and rich, though don't expect this to replicate the function of dedicated USB audio amps.

Both strike me as overstated, particularly the estimated paid market size for Apple's App Store, so I'd wager we need a bit more deep-delving analysis before reaching such conclusions.

So you get a little bit more deep fried food every once in a while in a smaller camp.

But the smaller camps will just have a little bit more deep fried foods, things like that.

Where Keegan can write and perform a hit song all day long, and people will love him, and Jordan can do the same, but I think people look a little bit more deeper into what Jordan's doing.

People who occasionally bought a small pack spent a bit more on deep discounts.

While the nation's more discerning restaurants might sauté soft-shells in light butter and garlic, the preferred preparation on this shore is a bit more blunt: deep-fried and stacked on a roll or white toast with mayo and tomato.

Marine biological activity then transfers a bit more C to the deep ocean than cold, upwelling waters bring back up, such that the net sink to the deep ocean is about 1.6 GtC/yr, and much slower permanent removal in sediments.

Once you feel a bit more centered then something deep inside tells you that the only way ahead is to move on.

The ACTV is a bit more focused, diving far deeper into the niche that is hardcore athleticism.

Not that being in the center of this kind of storm is new for Rodriguez, writes Tim Brown on Yahoo.com, but this one does seem a bit more ominous because of how deep it comes in the playoffs and because this tailspin might catapult him right out of the Yankees' universe.