Sentence examples for venture so deep from inspiring English sources
Today, many marine biologists are sceptical that a flatfish would venture so deep.
While some programs venture so deep into murky New Age theories that they might be off-putting to the average visitor, it's possible to go seeking only solitude in a peaceful place.
Current theory says you would have to venture so deep into a black hole--beyond the so-called "event horizon --that you could never escape to reachorizon --thatarthorizon --thatyour youth.
These three poets have al ready ventured so deep into their discovery of themselves, into being discovered by their subjects, that crowing or com plaining about the "superior ity" of later or earlier work would be an impertinence; pertinent is the notation of development, instancing where they're at, as we say, in tra jectories which already cover not only ground but grace.
Parked in a deserted industrial complex, this cavernous warehouse was so far off the beaten track that it seemed a world away from the glittering skylines of Manhattan; venturing so deep into Brooklyn was a daring choice for a festival of Time Warp's scale.
"So: deep, powerful strokes".
In Britain the split was so deep over the war that from the beginning, there were plenty of sceptics willing to believe that they were being lied to by the government and that the venture was going badly.
