Sentence examples for more than deep from inspiring English sources

"For me, what happened is more than deep disappointment.

Saturated with water for many months of the year, histosols constitute nothing more than deep accumulations of organic materials.

But Ms. Facchinetti's brief career at Valentino, as much the company's owners poor handling of it, is proof that you need more than deep pockets to preserve a great name.

Though Edgar Jr.'s own body would not join them (his ashes were scattered around the grounds of Fallingwater), there was more than deep symbolism to placing his parents side by side.

They reach a maximum depth of roughly 650 feet, though they can be configured to go deeper; that is relatively shallow for most of the ocean, but more than deep enough for continental shelves, which are on average 460 feet below sea level and can extend from a few thousand feet to hundreds of miles offshore.

Sound reflection in underwater between surface and bottom is even more than deep water.

However, research has shown that students need more than deeper understanding; they face multiple roadblocks, including entrenched misconceptions and discomfort, when presented with new ideas that challenge a preconceived worldview (Drake 1998; Forrest 2008; Nelson 2008).

Such comparisons are useful since implantation of surface electrodes displaces the cerebral hemisphere medially with superficial brain tissue being distorted more than deeper structures.

Since shallow earthquakes may be more damaging than deep ones, we suggest more work should be done on monitoring.

A good idea is still more important than deep pockets.

It has a revitalized, cafe-laden downtown that seems more European than Deep South.