Sentence examples for quite deep into from inspiring English sources
I sunk quite deep into that one.
"He fell quite deep into that hole, he twisted his wrist".
He said UKIP was also "beginning now to dig quite deep into some of the ethnic community vote".
"Concorde is written quite deep into the hearts and minds of people, particularly in this area in this region.
At 500 keV energy, the projected range of the C+ ions is approximately 1 μm, quite deep into the n+-Si substrate.
At that time I was quite deep into management, but an opportunity to have worked with Sir Alex would have been a hard one to turn down".
But, frustratingly, he does not get quite deep enough into what made Oldfield tick, especially given that his private life was so important and, however unjustifiably, led to the blackening of his reputation after his death.
"We've seen a huge increase in people that want to become serious collectors of photography and get into this market quite deep.
It can all get quite deep.
Frustrations seemed to run quite deep.
