Sentence examples for considerable and deep from inspiring English sources
His ego is considerable and, deep down, it must gnaw away at him that Lionel Messi denies him the right to be known as the most extravagantly gifted footballer on the planet.
Ms Clinton has faced considerable backlash and deep skepticism over her use of a private server as she makes her second bid for the White House.
You'd see that other students, meanwhile, were unmoved by her considerable energy and deep knowledge — instead, they felt abused by her politics, her scattered style or her deviations from the syllabus.
In interviews over the weekend several said that despite considerable military assets and deep knowledge of the tricky desert terrain, the Tuareg would not take up arms against the Islamists unless they received assistance, diplomatic recognition and unspecified guarantees from outside powers.
A significant challenge in applying model-based testing on software systems is that manually designing the test models requires considerable amount of effort and deep expertise in formal modeling.
"Greg is a person of considerable talent, deep expertise and unquestioned integrity," he said.
Ancient Greek epitaphs are often of considerable literary interest, deep and tender in feeling, rich and varied in expression, and epigrammatic in form.
After his prognosis improves, however, Walter continues in the drug trade — with considerable success — descending deeper and deeper into a life of crime.
There is a considerable difference in the hydrogeochemistry of water samples collected from shallow, medium and deep aquifers.
Thus with considerable effort (deep internet investigation followed by phone calls to local bars) I found a pub in Point Richmond (about 20 minutes by car from my home) that planned to carry the game on one of its sports screens that evening (the game was televised live by an obscure Fox Sports Soccer Plus station that my cable company - which offers me something like 300 stations - didn't carry).
