Sentence examples for quite how deep from inspiring English sources

Quite how deep those will be is the subject of further feuding between Mr Osborne and Mr Duncan Smith.

"I think it took some time for us all to realise quite how deep the squeamishness around the word 'scrotal' goes," sighs Flynn.

When Rowan Martin of the brilliant Rhythm Method started the #indieamnesty hashtag on Wednesday morning, he probably didn't know quite how deep the well would go.

Villa fans, who have yet the see quite how deep Xia's pockets are, have welcomed Di Matteo and believe the former West Bromwich Albion and Chelsea manager can galvanise this particular fallen giant.

It's been over five years since NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden lifted the lid on government mass surveillance programs, revealing, in unprecedented detail, quite how deep the rabbit hole goes thanks to the spread of commercial software and connectivity enabling a bottomless intelligence-gathering philosophy of 'bag it all'.

When I first walked into prisons I didn't quite understand how deep the cultural issues go as to how difficult it is to bring about change.

"To hear is one thing, but it's quite another to see how deep is the suffering of all these children who are far from their home, from their village, and isolated from their parents".

All the characters began in quite cliched shapes – it's amazing how deep those versions are within us – but taking time away from the characters let me see that these were not the people I wanted to write.

It took quite a few listens to notice how deep the details went in the original.

Some of the resulting liquid could then be hurled into space through the deep tiger fractures, although quite how this happens is not yet fully understood.

NOBODY knows quite how the contagion that broke out in Wall Street will affect the rest of America, nor how deep or how long the likely recession will be.