The phrase "a deep statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement that is profound, thought-provoking, or significant in meaning.
Example: "Her speech included a deep statement about the importance of empathy in our society."
Alternatives: "a profound statement" or "a meaningful statement".
This is TV's own version of rockism, the presumption that any drama about a genius-thug with a sad wife and a drug habit must be a deep statement about America.
"I haven't really worked on a true comedy of darkness," he said, "and it's still something I'm searching for -- to be able to make a deep statement that has comedy attached.
The following result is, in spite of its simplicity, a deep statement about the structure of the group Ham (n ).
"His style is a deep philosophical statement: No one in fact is any more important than another," said Richard Corey, who lives in Manhattan.
Beyond the immediate knee-jerk responses, though, Scott appears to have designed a pair of trainers that actually carry a deep social statement about the enslaving nature of consumerism.
Each person shared a deep, powerful statement; each speaker urged us to act and save God's wonderful creation.
The term "subspecies" in itself is taken here in its broad sense of "genetically recognisable entities" but this does not imply on our part any deeper statement about the actual level of isolation among these entities.
So why did someone come up with that "only skin deep" statement?
In the interview, which aired on Thursday morning, Belafonte applauded the San Francisco 49ers quarterback and said the criticism reflects a deep-rooted "statement about America".
Both "Vinyl" and "Billions" try to make deep statements about America with their outsize angry antiheros, but only one succeeds.
Both "Vinyl" and "Billions" try to make deep statements about America with their outsize angry antiheroes, but only one succeeds.
