Sentence examples for is especially deep from inspiring English sources

The sting is especially deep when good friends turn against one another.

Still, despite the historical unlikelihood of two such recent winners repeating the trick, the field is especially deep, with as much international talent as any in history, said Adam White, a racing reporter for RSN, an Australian radio station that covers horse-racing.

The sense of shock is especially deep in the Kabylie region, where the killing occurred.

The morass is especially deep in Los Angeles.

Congress will be encouraged to pass laws to fight corruption, another social cancer that is especially deep rooted in Mexico.

That one was especially deep, Doris used to say.

Hatred and mistrust are especially deep between Muslims and Buddhists in Rakhine State, which borders Bangladesh.

The drop in Mr. Obama's approval ratings has not been especially deep by historical standards.

Mr. Romney is betting that the economic issues will be more urgent to Latinos in Florida, where the housing crisis has been especially deep and long-lasting.

There is nothing new about retailers cutting prices at holiday time, and the discounts have been especially deep in this recessionary year.

Although none of the characterisations are especially deep (back stories tend to get sketched in a few quick paragraphs), this doesn't prove too big a drawback because The Submission isn't primarily a character-driven novel.