Sentence examples for but a deep from inspiring English sources

But a deep recession has changed expectations of inflation.

But a deep, dark beer on a cold winter's day?

But a deep shadow now hangs over the Paris talks.

But a deep Boston lineup has exposed a thin and weary Yankees pitching staff.

But a deep review of its businesses is under way, and several are likely to go.

It had incredible verbal energy but a deep, mythic quality too".

But a deep or prolonged economic problem would almost certainly undermine Mr. Bush's political standing.

"But a deep-rooted tree will stand, stay standing," and "will regrow in the next season".

It was not so much that Copts were not being allowed to build churches without hard-to-get government permission, he told me, but a deep-seated hostility towards Christians that began in elementary school.

Underneath all the hype, however, is not sexual prowess or erotic love but a deep-seated fear of sexual inadequacy and unworthiness.

But a deep-down part of me still suspected my choice to marry a woman meant I was going to miss out on something.