Sentence examples for mix of deep from inspiring English sources

The council's decisions reflect a faintly alarming mix of deep conservatism and hypersensitivity.

Britain's mix of deep recession and shallow job losses (see chart) is unusual.A bleaker conclusion is that British workers are less handy than they were before crisis struck.

But there is also general agreement that Louisiana is just more interesting than other places, with an ideal mix of Deep South exotica and regular folk accessibility.

"We bet on the country's revival," Mr. Tepper, who describes his trading technique as a mix of deep analysis and common sense, said Wednesday in an interview.

"He goes off the deep end," said Mr. Letts, of the gulf war veteran whom he describes as having "a mix of deep insecurity and tremendous ego".

But this remarkably complex mix of deep salty-savouriness and thrilling acidity from eastern France would lift even the most cack-handed, garden-foraged attempt.

He said we face a mix of deep-rooted instinct and an environment overloaded with efforts to exploit that instinct.

But the mix of deep-pocketed international dealmakers, global club kids, women dressed to the nines and free-flowing liquor will demolish any lingering notions that "Islamic-world night life" is an oxymoron.

Mixing of deep volatile and shallow groundwater causes the resistivity change at shallow level.

Mixing of deep fluids (from more than 50 km depths) with meteoritic waters has been evidenced in hot spring.

Concentrations of sulfate in pools indicate either oxidation of sulfide by mixing of deep parent water with shallow oxic water, or surface oxidation of sulfide with atmospheric oxygen.