Sentence examples for deep perhaps from inspiring English sources

But the press also underscores the deep, perhaps irreconcilable, schisms in this country.

He was forced to dig deep, perhaps too deep, during the brutal last week of the Giro.

Apparently not: In July, researchers published evidence that their kindness is motivated by deep, perhaps innate, feelings of compassion for others.

But the empty nurseries of the rich world already suggest that something deep, perhaps alarming, is happening to the family of the future.

This suspicion of selling out runs deep, perhaps even sharpened by the suspicion that he might have done precisely that in the 1980s.

The A.B.L. did not have glamour as a lure for players, so it reached deep -- perhaps too deep -- into its pockets to land players who commanded high salaries.

But there is another deeper, perhaps more profound reason the war continues to preoccupy us.

Even deeper perhaps, there was the effect of the October 1962 Cuban missile crisis.

The issue of same-sex marriage cuts even deeper: Perhaps no topic has gotten more attention with regards to the youth vote than the issue of gay marriage.

And for that kind of stretch to be worthwhile, one wants to make it in the service of material that will dig deeper, perhaps, than Gounod will.

During the election campaign, George W. Bush signaled that he would push for deeper, perhaps one-sided cuts in long-range nuclear arms.