Sentence examples for deeply set from inspiring English sources
"deeply set" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means something that is firmly established or ingrained in a person's beliefs, emotions, or thoughts. Example: Her fear of public speaking was deeply set, stemming from a childhood experience.
And those are deeply set attitudes.
His nose is jutting, and his eyes are deeply set and profoundly knowing.
In its lower reaches, the river crosses the wide Manawatu coastal plain, where it is deeply set between terraces.
Introductions are made, but there's no small talk, just a deeply set frown above huge eyes, and an insular, brittle poise.
"But as the bodies pile up and Gordy's jaw becomes more deeply set, the plot is more like a Graham Cracker story -- crumbly and insubstantial" (Elvis Mitchell).
The multilevel interior has eight exhibition rooms linked by ramps and built around a deeply set "patio of sculptures," which is illuminated by natural light.
To give just a couple of examples, Hilbert's early axiomatic work (e.g. in his arch-famous Foundations of Geometry) was deeply set-theoretic; Ernst Steinitz published in 1910 his research on abstract field theory, making essential use of the Axiom of Choice; and around the same time the study of function spaces began with work by Hilbert, Maurice Fréchet, and others.
It cut taxes deeply and set the federal government on a course from surpluses to deficits.
To stay competitive, retailers have had to cut prices deeply, which set off spiraling deflation.
It's a fantastic, deeply moving set of songs, from the forlorn to the spirited, the witty, and the spry.
In 2003, Wal-Mart cut toy prices so deeply it set off a price war with Toys RR" Us and KB Toys, which sent KB Toys into bankruptcy.
