Sentence examples for be too deep because from inspiring English sources

It should not be too deep because tree frogs are not the best of swimmers.

Don't go biking if the snow is too deep because if you hit a deep spot, you will flip over your handlebars.

There is a moment during the film when you wonder what this movie is really about, not because it's too deep, but because too many things are happening, and nothing seems to come together.

The underlying reason of the Obama/Cameron discussion -- which I strongly suspect had to do with how connected BP is in the world of pensions in Great Britain -- doesn't come up, because that would be too deep-tissue for this show.

And we can't study it there yet, because it's too deep down in the brain.

Deep-ocean trenches in the western Pacific provided havens for Japanese submarines because they were too deep for sonar to penetrate.

Perhaps western observers, like Turkish journalists who hold their peace from fear of the army or because they are too deep in collaboration with the state, hoped that this miserable political Islamist would be forgotten.

It is going to take some time because we were too deep in the hole when he got there.

"A lot of people within Northampton and Leicester – and everywhere else – have been reluctant to support one another because the rivalries are too deep.

In the first game, Florida's Gabi Wiegand had appeared to score the winning goal in overtime, but it was disallowed after the referees checked her stick and ruled that it was illegal because its pocket was too deep.

It was a time of weeping and grief, it was a time of mothers wailing for lost children -- mothers who were beyond comfort because their pain was too deep (Matthew 2 17-18; see Jeremiah 31:15).