Sentence examples for far more deep from inspiring English sources

But her own article revealed problems that are far more deep seated.

Compared with the higher geothermal gradient counterparts, lower geothermal gradient sedimentary basins contain far more deep petroleum resources since when they reached the same buried depth, they had lower pyrolysis temperatures, and source rocks were richer in residual organic matter and hence had greater ability to generate and preserve hydrocarbon.

When your relationships with your girlfriends were far more deep and sustaining than anything you could share with a one night stand or with a guy who tells you, like Hannah's f**kbuddy Adam does, that he wants her to play the quiet game to shut her up during sex.

In fact, the committees found, the company's problems were far more deep-rooted.

We shift back onto the topic of failure, which – according to Hoffman – is a far more deep-seated fear than merely panicking after a Lifetime Achievement ceremony.

Some assume it's for ego, and maybe it is the first time, but the tug is a far more deep-seated thing".

The crisis is far more deep-seated than that, and the federal government is too far removed from the minutiae of daily life.

Moreover, I decided grandiosely that my plants were metaphors — mere symbols of the real growth taking place somewhere far more meaningful: deep within my man melons.

The billions of dollars spent on Yangshan port and its cross-sea bridge might well have been better invested in expanding existing, and far more convenient, deep-water facilities in nearby Ningbo.

Racism is far more ubiquitous, deep-seated and reflexive in both China and Russia than it is in America or western Europe, precisely because events like those in Ferguson lead America to engage in a soul-searching national debate, while similar events in Russia and China generally lead either to no internal self-examination, or to a hardening of racial animosities.

The shared experience was far more than skin deep.