He was good-looking in a rugged way, but his cheeks had lines so deep they looked like seams.
But now, everything is half of what is was worth so I go much deeper, looking for companies that are worth five to 10 times what the market is pricing it".
Books and journals are amassed in strata so deep that they look like the floor's naturally occurring geological eructations.
F. G. Selby, in a biographical note to an 1890 edition of the book, wrote: To Burke… whose love of order was so deep rooted, who looked with such awe upon all that is old and great, who had such a hatred of change, whenever change could, by any means, be avoided, the Revolution [seemed] a hideous crime and a gigantic folly.
It's between 3,500 to 4,000 metres deep so looking at the maps they've indicated the rough trajectory that the plane is on.
In the black morning sky the two-lane highway cuts west across the island towards Suge's village, a cluster of wooden and cinderblock houses near mangroves so deep the palm trees look like drowned bonsais.
Users might be a little bit uneasy about the idea that Facebook employees could look so deep into their activity, but Facebook assured me there are numerous protections against abuse.
Playing an unapologetically estranged father and son whose two-way contempt runs so deep they can barely look at each other, Duvall and Downey create a memorable mutual antipathy with echoes that go back as far as Raymond Massey squaring off against James Dean in "East of Eden".
The problem goes deep into the heart of things, however, so deep that future generations may look back and wonder why this generation didn't wake up.
I think that is so deep with people that they're looking at a guy who's flawed as hell like Trump and at least it's a way of saying I am really angry about the way the elite has treated my country.
