Sentence examples for rather deeply from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tati found himself "rather deeply in the red," as he once said.

I really do think it will rather deeply affect people's view about the meaning of the world".

"Bruce has self-educated himself rather deeply in American literature, American history and American culture," Mr. Santelli said.

The piece is prepared by chiselling out the pattern rather deeply, or, more correctly, by cutting out that portion which is to be the ground of the pattern.

What if productivity growth is not so much an external force that proceeds in random fits and starts, but is rather deeply intertwined with the overall state of the economy and labor market?

Hastening the search will be the news this week that Aldi was charging £29.99 for a bottle of the 1973 vintage of Fine Napoleon Brandy - which has a list price of £107 - value not so much to be sniffed at but rather deeply inhaled.

This sank in rather more deeply than he'd intended.

Buying broadly rather than deeply, they end up with remarkably similar collections.

It is straightforward and kind rather than deeply probing, despite a few stabs at social commentary.

I probably will, hoping it now becomes charmingly retro rather than deeply un-hip.

Or rather the deeply troubling fact that this F.B.I. inquiry digging into in-boxes was possible in the first place?