Sentence examples for in deep about from inspiring English sources
Theyre very inquisitive guys, and they drilled in deep about what I did, what worked and what didnt, says Ovitz, who spends a few days a week now in Silicon Valley, working out of an office at Andreessen Horowitz, meeting with the firms portfolio companies.
Along the way, Muzein urged Ali not to mention his six-billion-dollar estimate to Saud, who was "in deep shock" about the crisis; hearing such a figure "might be too much for him".
And she has a sneaking suspicion that her mother-in-law is, indeed, "in deepest denial" about the possibility that her granddaughter might not conform to a sexual gender norm.
We've been in deep denial about this.
And European officials remain in deep denial about the fundamentals of the situation.
"There are lots of people in banking who are in deep denial about their responsibilities.
There are many other issues that we remain in deep denial about.
Soweto burned while I was sunk in deep thought about an editor's rejection slip".
Much of the city remains in deep denial about the extent of these abuses.
But privately senior officials in Brussels say that the Europeans and the IMF are in deep dispute about Greece.
My parents, like most others in that 1950's milieu, were in deep denial about the history of this country.
