Sentence examples for deep standing from inspiring English sources
"deep standing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a person or group's strong knowledge, understanding, or belief in a particular topic, issue, or idea. Example: The professor's deep standing in the field of psychology is evident in her extensive research and publications.
It shows Williams, his hair white and the wrinkles in his forehead deep, standing before the building with a quizzical expression on his face.
After repeated flurries Of deep standing snow And howling winds That threaten to upend and transport me Whereas I would not go.
When streams are impounded, they rapidly change from relatively shallow flowing habitats to deep standing bodies of water, which most native stream fishes have likely not experienced during their evolutionary history (Baxter 1977).
In Crantock, two pubs and the post office were flooded and there were reports of deep standing water affecting a number of roads.
Deep standing water is not good for the crabs.
Rating: 4 Kyle Beckerman: Playing deep and standing tall, Beckerman clogged the middle effectively.
Shea, whose Olympic and Lake Placid roots run deep, recalled standing in the same spot Feb. 22, 1980.
And Nick must get awfully fed up in deep midwinter, standing shivering in a deserted Downing Street night after night delivering fair and balanced assessments.
For Berry, the deep problem standing behind all the other problems of industrial civilization is "specialization," which he regards as the "disease of the modern character".
The power Taylor, 24, generates from this rapid swivel and jab of the bat leaves the deep fielders standing.
The heart rate responding to deep breathing, standing, and the Valsalva maneuver was assessed automatically from electrocardiography recordings using the DICAN evaluation system (Medicore Co., Ltd., Seoul, Korea).
