Sentence examples for tell deep from inspiring English sources

The system responds to fidgeting and can thus tell deep slumber from light, or from waking.

A person without motivation is not a person who can be induced to tell deep truths: the incentive simply isn't there.

Pinkner remarked that "6B" and the following episode "Subject 13" would "tell deep and meaningful sides of the Olivia and Peter story.

A bit of a one-man-band, through puppets Blair is able to tell deep and complex stories with the various characters often being different extensions of his own personality.

Under the palms, which sway in a perfect 80 degrees, low-slung silver sports cars sit at the curbs with heaps of rolling junk, and in the bars working fishermen tell deep-sea tales to vacationing anglers who swallow every word.

"Our advertising partners have been asking for ways to tell deeper stories on mobile" Snap's Director of Revenue Product Peter Sellis told TechCrunch in a statement.

The pressure finally told deep into injury time as Karl Connelly sent a perfect looping header into the net from substitute Paul Barrett's cross.

The Falcons have done a reasonable job filling seats this year, but that speaks more to the team's record (ten wins, one loss, and poised to clinch a division title and playoff berth this weekend) than to any inherent stadium charms or, truth be told, deep love that Georgians have for the team.

In one of his first interviews as a returning solo artist (found here), White told Deep House Amsterdam that Toronto's dance music scene is not the supportive, authentic scene it once was.

It was hard to tell how deep the inventory went.

Many tell of deep shame that they did not put up enough resistance.