Sentence examples for every bit as deep from inspiring English sources
But the Wallaby-All Black rivalry runs every bit as deep as any in the union code.
Johnson, 73 and a renowned taskmaster, took on Capel last fall despite skepticism every bit as deep as Capel's daughter's.
Some of them never wanted kids, some really are better without kids, some have found ways to engage with the world that are every bit as deep.
But "Six Degrees" isn't a documentary; it's a prismatic consideration of a society whose disaffections run every bit as deep today.
In Lithia Springs, Ga., above, heavy rain inundated a car dealership; in St. Marks, Fla., far to the east of the hurricane's center, the water was every bit as deep.
But the extent to which this caused the riots is called into question by my research showing hostility to the police every bit as deep among those who took no part in the riots.
He just seemed so much the stuff of America — not particularly deep-seeming, although just every bit as smart as he needed to be.
Its roots are far deeper than 20th-century ideologies, drawing upon Aristotle and Catholic social thought every bit as much as the English commonwealth tradition of federal democracy.
Not quite as deep, but every bit as secure, is the Pearl Street passageway from the jail to the courthouse — part of a federal judicial district that dates to the birth of the United States.
His new movie, "Four Nights With Anna," his first in 17 years, was every bit as good as such films as "Deep End" and "Moonlighting," which made his considerable reputation.
