The anxiety in me was deeply layered and durable, because it went back to before I was born.
"When stories are really working, when you're providing subtextual exploration and things that are deeply layered, you're obligated to not say things out loud".
Though shielded from view, the results of the injury remain, a scar which, while it may be deeply layered beneath years of growth, will never fully repair itself.
(That's part of what renders them rather mesmerizing). Nor does it work to label them "travel sketches". Despite their brevity, these are deeply layered, richly allusive and -- in the best sense of the word -- demanding, wholly original pieces.
This curry would be a frontrunner for my favourite of all time: it's so deeply layered with flavour and interest.
It's an aesthetic that presents, so to speak, just the facts, as if the facts themselves weren't deeply layered with living history and crisscrossed with vectors of divergent ideas and ideals.
The national conversation was more deeply layered, with many questioning why an individual would attempt so many shots in a game that was clearly not a contest, and whether Grinnell's style of play makes the record dubious.
If you've ever watched the Sixties ad-industry drama Mad Men, which returns to UK screens on Tuesday, you'll know that's it's a rich, deeply layered period drama of lovingly detailed proportions.
In an alternative technique, air layering, the branch is deeply slit and the wound covered by a ball of earth, moss, or similar material.
For air layering, a branch is deeply slit and the wound is covered with a ball of earth or moss and kept moist until roots develop; the branch is then severed and transplanted.
It's a rounded, deeply layered performance, a world away from the pantomime-style kitsch of the ape characters in Tim Burton's 2001 film or in earlier ape sagas in which Roddy McDowall "chimped" up.
