Sentence examples for a sort of deep from inspiring English sources

"Oh, that's a sort of deep red".

There was an incredible sort of objectivity... a sort of deep knowledge of being a monarch".

Among these were bow-and-arrow and wide-leg horse stances — a sort of deep squat — with forward jabs.

Looking back at the others, she unsuspectingly dropped into a glade crack, a sort of deep crater caused by a slow-motion slide.

He loved the flatness of Romanesque painting, the importance given to small things as much as to angels or saints, and the mixture of simplicity and a sort of deep and deliberate line and use of colour which gave it a stark intensity.

There Schleiermacher argues that the perception of beauty is a feeling but one which has a sort of deep cognitive content in that it expresses the relation of intelligence to Being.

In much of western Europe, progress involves embracing a sort of deep-grained passivity towards the rest of the world: to be attacked is to be suspect.

I thought of her then as a sort of deep-voiced boy; somewhere in my mind or in a lost album is a picture of her playing baseball, with springy legs spread apart and a catcher's mitt.

With any sort of deep sea exploration, positioning is crucial.

Reality shows, it seems, operate on a sort of Chomskyan deep grammar whereby we already know the structure intuitively from the start.

Hari, admittedly, opted for a sort of industrial deep-cleaning and even getting the builders in, but his actions would only become unsurvivable if he had not actually met his subjects or had blurred their responses with his own words.