Sentence examples for deep in time from inspiring English sources

We are virtual tourists blind to the present peering deep in time to a cosmos developed so time can even exist.

They know at once, they feel it, all of them together, a longing deep in time, running in the earthly blood.

Previous phylogenetic studies have shown that these lineages branched deep in time and in quick succession, seen as short-deep internodes.

This formulation, which places the roots of today's geographically distinctive groups of H. sapiens extremely deep in time, does not accord well with how the evolutionary process is known to work.

Scholars have advanced various suggestions about the ethnicity of Shakespeare's queen, who describes herself as being "with Pheobus' amorous pinches black, and wrinkled deep in time" (though the line seems to refer to Cleopatra's age rather than her pigmentation).

Yet they almost threw it away again when Ross Barkley's goal deep in time added looked like ensuring a third win from four for Roberto Martínez's side, the midfielder's low finish scrambling past the substitute goalkeeper Ryan Allsop.

If he is right, American prehistory is being extended deeper in time at this remote dig site near Barnwell.

Other recent discoveries have pushed deeper in time, closer to the hominid origins predicted by molecular biologists.

With volcanoes things get worse and worse the deeper in time you look.In terms of direct effects, this is still not particularly worrying for most of the world's population.

Going even deeper in time is going to be extremely difficult with Hubble.

He adds that the presence of carrion-feeding insects in the dinosaur age is no surprise because they act as "nature's recyclers," but it's always interesting to see confirmation of modern insects "going back deeper in time".