"As for how he hurt people, I'm too deep in still," he says.
I'm too deep into this river to go back and will try for the shore ahead.
"In the back of my head, I was, like, I'm too deep in this game," Mr. Ruffo said in an interview at a Santa Cruz house where he regularly used drugs in the past and now helps other recovering addicts.
What they are really saying, of course, is I have no patience with triviality; I am too deep, too penetrating to engage in the mere chitchat of small talk.
American identity may exemplify this stuff in some ways, but I'm too deep inside it myself to make a useful comparison to any other.
I am too deep down the London property mines now, only recycled air around me, no light: I was convinced, for a good minute, that this was not a genuine property advert; that this series of photos and the description was assembled only for me and me alone, to pull me into writing a London Rental Opportunity of the Week about it, and then… well, I don't know.
I fear that it's too deep of a behavior pattern or addiction for anything to break it up.
I had little meatballs for breakfast and sat around and waited and finally went out looking for rabbits, but the snow was too deep, so I had to come back.
"I think the cancer, in News International terms, was too deep and had spread too far to be checked.
