Sentence examples for but not so deep from inspiring English sources
The cracks should be deep, but not so deep that you split the egg open.
The murder in "The Forgiveness of Blood" gives its somber world a touch of florid red, but not so deep as to stain the screen.
"A diligent dilettante is how I see myself," he writes; "a dabbler who dabbles deep, but not so deep that the waters of his subject close over his head".
Then, get the voice of a boy by talking in a deeper voice, but not so deep it sounds fake.
Drive the screw heads down past the top of the drywall, but not so deep that they break through the surface.
Make sure it's deep enough that it provides a cushion for the mare when she's throwing herself around in her anxious state as she's in labour, but not so deep that the foal cannot get up on his own.
Mix and match with cardigans, button-downs, tight shirts (mainly crew neck, but a not so deep v-neck works too!), and tight striped tank tops (yes, tank tops for guys! No, it doesn't make you look stupid as long as you dress appropriately).
But the darkness is not so deep as you first think.
He too is a healer, of sorts, but the wound is not so deep and the healing not so uncanny.
The United States has taken a tenuous position: not deep enough to please the rebels or its allies in Europe, or to topple the regime, or to claim leadership in the war's aftermath — but also, perhaps most important, not so deep that it can't get out.
