Sentence examples for is more deep from inspiring English sources
Then MeAndYou which is more deep house and techno territory.
But he is much more mature now in his comments, and he is more deep in his interviews.
7 p.m. 9. Top of the Hill Rose Hill Manor — a Georgian-style mansion that is more Deep South than Deep in the Heart of Texas — sits on a rise with expansive views over hayfields in the Pedernales River Valley.
The site is growing slowly, and its focus is more deep than broad.
The SDN paradigm is more deep and broad than what we have implemented today.
Speaking to TechCrunch he said: "The direction is more deep tech, bringing in more data and joining shit up at the back-end.
More important, his loyalty to Mr Cameron is more deep-rooted than his Euroscepticism.
However, Vince Cable, Britain's blunt business secretary, seems already to have made up his mind that the problem is more deep-rooted.
The basic problem, he said, is "more deep-seated in society" and involves parental responsibility and the waning of youth's respect for church and civic institutions.
Indeed, while many liken the latest Chinese wave to the Japanese rush on Impressionist art in the 1980s, others say the Chinese growth is more deep-rooted and lasting.
