During Untucked she went in deeper, talking about how she dropped out of seminary school (did Aquaria really know what that "seminary" and "semen" are not related?) because she didn't have the money.
Emily Nussbaum's dismissal of the "shallow deep talk" in True Detective (New Yorker, March) reminded me of something I struggled with as a rock critic at the Chicago Sun Times.
We shared a lot of deep talk".
"We're in deep involved talks with UPC," said Mr Stewart, who is best known as a member of Eurythmics.
In "A Wooded Landscape With Cicero Near His Villa in Rome," that orator, deep in talk with a companion, gestures toward his domicile.
What were Garsington's inhabitants (some lingered for months, and even years, at Ottoline's expense) ever to make of a woman who talked in deep, drawling tones about the Soul, while enjoying love affairs with Augustus John, Russell, Henry Lamb – and even a handsome young stonemason who worked in her garden?
The Government was in deep trouble and there was talk of leadership challenges to the prime minister: "Poor Mr Major, he just can't get anything right," was the headline on Alan Watkins' column.
He says, "Not just outlining the problem and getting the data, but getting in deep with the stakeholders and talking with all of them, and seeking common ground and solutions this is a way forward".
Most of the EU is in deep recession, unemployment is rising and talk is of a crisis of capitalism fertile ground for centre-left parties that favour higher taxes and more regulated markets.
A picture sent from Ford to Armstrong is inscribed with the line: "If you learn to talk, I'm in deep trouble".
