Sentence examples for sometimes deep from inspiring English sources

Sometimes deep, swift, and green, sometimes just a stream.

Knife injuries usually result in clean cuts, though they are sometimes deep.

There are friendships on the court, of course, sometimes deep ones.

And as with love letters, the emotions conveyed are sweet, intense and sometimes deep (Holland Cotter).

And as with love letters, the emotions conveyed are sweet, intense and sometimes deep (Cotter).

Multiple units of lithofacies Sm show dense, and sometimes deep, burrowing by insects well above water tables under ancient floodplains.

In other parts of the country, where soft-shells are unavailable, the meat of hard-shells is sometimes deep-fried, with unfortunate results.

Across the country, Goodwill is competing for shoppers with a keener eye and sometimes deeper pockets.

The divide between remainers and leavers looks sometimes deeper than party tribes on this the most important event since the last war.

An actor with a beautifully pensive and melancholy temperament, he reveals thoughts, and sometimes deepest miseries and profoundest doubts, through minute inflections of voice and expression — he never pushes too hard.

Slicker and riskier and sometimes deeper than its predecessor, it's full of modern, open-minded indie rock that's not scared of pop — or much else, for that matter.