Her wider failure has two deep underlying causes.
More recently, however, deep underlying similarities have begun to become apparent.
I found it fascinating, with piercing fruit, deep underlying tannins and aromas of wildflowers and berries.
Through their mastery of language, they are able to convey and decipher deep underlying messages that less-successful salespeople miss.
Virtuoso fireworks are only a part of the story; and rather than being merely flashy, they reveal a deep, underlying power.
The operatic setting, in two acts, highlights all the finagling and petty jealousies in the story but seems unable to get at the deep underlying emotions.
"In many places there is deep underlying discontent with governments which are not responsive to the people who elected them," she said.
No reform will see off deep underlying pressures on the budget; when the best that can be hoped for is that scarce funds will be stretched a little further, talk of "saving billions" hits the wrong note.
At the level of "deep, underlying psychological change", both depression and the destruction of festivities could be described as seemingly inevitable consequences of the broad process known as modernisation.
"This idea that there are deep, underlying sensory problems, and if we treat those it will bubble up and the child's behavior will improve — boy, that idea has a checkered history".
In his new book, Ultra Low Power Bioelectronics (Cambridge University Press, 2010), Sarpeshkar outlines the deep underlying similarities between chemical reactions that occur in a cell and the flow of current through an analog electronic circuit.
