Sentence examples for exceedingly deep from inspiring English sources

He was exceedingly deep as well.

The trustafarian Mr Goldsmith has exceedingly deep pockets.

Also, unlike in a World Cup race, the Olympic field is exceedingly deep, with 86 racers.

The stakes are rather less vital in "Molly's Game," which mostly tracks how a shrewd young woman threw fancy gambling parties for very important and self-important men with exceedingly deep pockets.

13 The soil of this region is exceedingly deep; and not only after unusual deluges of rain or the final melting of very heavy snows, but even after occasional showers it turns into a deep and impassable marsh, making the roads quagmires, with the result that travellers on that road were frequently drowned.

I would like to see somebody dig a very, very large, exceedingly deep hole and drop the whole bloody lot down it".

This interpretation of the morphological features is supported by the cephalopod occurrences in the cephalopod rich Lower Devonian strata of Morocco, where angustocones are clearly more common and sometimes exceedingly dominate the deeper water or less oxygenated sediments.

Submarinelike robots will try to block the leaking line with shears known as annular rams, an exceedingly delicate operation in deep waters.

Sometimes the proposal just gets blurted out in a moment in time where you two are just so exceedingly happy and feeling deep love for one another.

I recently came across this Comstock Partners, Market Commentary: The Deficit Did Not Cause The Recession; The Recession Caused The Deficit, Both Wall Street and Washington have lost sight of the major cause of the deep recession and exceedingly slow economic recovery.

In a highly processed and supposedly exceedingly complex material such as deep sea marine organic matter, most of the molecules of formula CnHmOq will contain an intermediate amount of unsaturation and numerous oxygen atoms [ 18, 20].