Sentence examples for not so deep as from inspiring English sources
But the darkness is not so deep as you first think.
The murder in "The Forgiveness of Blood" gives its somber world a touch of florid red, but not so deep as to stain the screen.
Two other books of verse, Sunset Gun (1928) and Death and Taxes (1931), were collected with it in Collected Poems: Not So Deep as a Well (1936).
Not So Deep as a Well (1936) collected much of the material previously published in Rope, Gun and Death and she re-released her fiction with a few new pieces in 1939 under the title Here Lies.
This process begins at the wound's edges and from stumps of cut appendages – most often hair follicles – providing the wound is not so deep as to have completely lost these structures (Martin, 1997; Gurtner et al., 2008).
These nodes were selected because they are not affected by systematic conflict (and they are generally retrieved in the phylogenies of each gene investigated), they are old enough to avoid time dependence effects [ 47] and not so deep as to be excessively affected by saturation of molecular change.
"The mud is not so deep here".
The cracks should be deep, but not so deep that you split the egg open.
"This was not so deep when my grandfather was alive.
Others' pockets are not so deep.
If not quite so deep as the chancellor's, though Osborne may slowly be waking up to the fact that what he believed was a long-term relationship was only a one-night stand for Google.
