Sentence examples for go very deeply from inspiring English sources
"He had never done a play, but he had great instincts, huge accessibility and could go very deeply from profound despair to extraordinary joy".
Nor does he go very deeply into the triumph of distinctly American music, jazz and the blues, which was so rooted in the saloon.
The most comprehensive account of the Ternan affair is Michael Slater's new book, "The Great Charles Dickens Scandal," which describes how the secret became known and how the public reacted, though Mr. Slater doesn't go very deeply into the nature of the arrangement itself.
The IFLS provides the longitudinal data needed to study the long-term effects of pollution, but it does not go very deeply into recording detailed economic conditions that could serve as additional controls.
It is impossible in the space here available to go very deeply into the various circumstances which contributed to the creation of the mass of p588 debt which oppressed the city in this period.
But it goes very deeply in our religion that the private body is for the husband".
She goes in very deeply, but on the other hand, she has the power to show her feelings.
"This is going to be a loss that NBC is going to feel very, very deeply, not only as his friend and colleague, but from the standpoint of how that operation runs," says Thompson.
Life has to go on, but right now it hurts very deeply". .
The natural choice for the pa variable is therefore the ripple-depth parameter y being 1 at the trapping boundary, approaching 0 for very deeply trapped particles, and going to ∞ for very passing particles.
