The phrase "a deep guy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is thoughtful, introspective, or has profound insights.
Example: "He may seem quiet at first, but once you get to know him, you'll realize he's a deep guy with a lot of interesting perspectives."
Alternatives: "a thoughtful person" or "an introspective individual."
Or does it simply signify that he's a deep guy, with dark undertones?
Even for Gruden, who describes himself as "not a deep guy," memories nearly two years old suddenly seem tangible, memories of his greatest night as a head coach, Jan . 26 , 2003when his Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XXXVII.
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Patron wasn't a drug dealer who'd fallen into the deep web world, but a deep web guy who'd fallen into the drugs world.
Hamlet is a far deeper guy now than he was when I was 17 and both us (in my mind) wore black turtlenecks and smoked unfiltered cigarettes.
He's a lily-white good ol' boy who lives inland except that he's also a Deep South black guy who lives hard along the gulf along with his equal dose of Jewish-ness that mingles with his Cuban-ness that pervades his Mexican-ness.
"I believe that at a deep level you guys have lost the confidence of many parts of the newsroom," said Joe Sexton, a deputy metropolitan editor, according to notes taken by an audience member.
Later, when Howell Raines, then the executive editor, was fighting for his professional life after that scandal, Mr. Sexton told it straight, speaking in a staff meeting to Mr. Raines and his managing editor, Gerald Boyd: "I believe that at a deep level you guys have lost the confidence of many parts of the newsroom..
They are conscious of their bad decisions, which prevents them from resembling that more ordinary fictional bungler, the still-waters-run-deep guy hatched by Hemingway and subsequently adopted by an unending stream of male American story writers.
A Deep Throat kind of a guy".
