Sentence examples for remarkably deep from inspiring English sources

World is a remarkably deep and complex game.

"And while we are remarkably deep and broad, we also have gaps".

A decade after the "big-time Charlie" episode the pair have buried the hatchet remarkably deep.

But get them anyway and avoid the doughy parts, dipping the rest in the remarkably deep sauce of black garlic, calamata olives, balsamic vinegar and molasses.

The level of the wine was "exceptionally high" for such an old bottle — just half an inch below the cork — and the color "remarkably deep for its age".

While data can be used to tell remarkably deep and memorable stories, Bergstrom told me, its apparent sophistication and precision can effectively disguise a great deal of bullshit.

Spirits knock on walls, poltergeists throw chairs, and through the chill night air floats the howling of "Gabble Ratchets", or phantom dogs.Religion, both established and popular, has changed mightily in England over the centuries, but beliefs about the dead have proved remarkably deep-rooted.

In the past decade or so, as scientists have discovered a remarkably rich microbial fauna dwelling deep in the Earth's interior, miles down, they have theorized that Mars may be similar.

Her commercial rival and aesthetic antipode is Mariah Carey, another R. & B. singer who is selling remarkably well deep into her career.

In a city of markdowns, where bargains are prized, New York officials have been offering sharply reduced fines on parking tickets for almost three years and, remarkably, the deep discounts have gone largely unnoticed.

Remarkably, these deep-rooted plants can adjust to shallow soils, helping to cool houses and absorb rain — when there is some.