Sentence examples for has been a deep from inspiring English sources

The show has been a deep joy for years.

One of the gravest flaws has been a deep reluctance to release information, however innocuous.

2. The forecast that assumed rapid recovery even without stimulus has been a deep source of embarrassment, and remains inexplicable to me.

On a receiving corps riddled with injuries, Toomer has been a deep threat, a third-down receiver and a good-hands man rolled into one.

For years there has been a deep struggle between The Tribune and its Mormon-owned partner in a joint operating agreement, The Deseret News.

The spread of Islamist control in southern Yemen has been a deep embarrassment to the Yemeni government and a source of grave concern to the United States and Saudi Arabia, the two chief targets of the local Qaeda affiliate.

There has been a "deep-seated stigma associated with handcarts, as they are considered a technological retrogression," said Peter Njenga, an Africa-based analyst for the International Forum for Rural Transport Development, in an e-mail message.

"It is clear to anyone who has been involved in this process for as long as I have that underlying the Republican revolution of the last 30 or 40 years has been a deep-seated undercurrent of racism.

Tony Leung, one of the most sympathetic, attractive presences in Asian cinema, plays Yan: for 10 years, he has been a deep-cover police mole in the triads, immersed in their culture for his entire adult life, and certainly long enough to endure a hellish crisis of identity.

There has been a deeper development as well.

A more hopeful argument for Mr Bush is that there has been a deeper "structural" change in the investment markets in favour of bonds.