Though already perfectly satisfied, I made much deep research in the matter.

It was a very nice house, with harmonious coloring and much deep shadow.

There was much clicking of heels, much deep and courteous bowing.

If only it didn't hurt so much deep inside her chest, about where her heart was.

There's still so much deep-seated distrust.

Business matters put before him by his visitor always, it seemed, required much deep thought and ample consideration.

Mr Baylis said it would take three or four deep well holes to determine how much deep water reserves exist.

By dint of much deep ratiocination while riding in the Elevated between flat and store he evolved the new idea-cheapness.

Him not much deep.

He stopped, lighted his pipe, and then said slowly, with much deep thoughtfulness, If I was that man I'd ride some tonight!

Here, by the united labor of the peons, a large grave was dug, six feet wide, as much deep, and twelve yards long.

There was not much deep sand, but roads were dry, dusty, and rough; in many localities hard clay with deep ruts and holes.

Oh, girl, I had so much deep meditation as I stared at the dim night-light, and she shuddered and looked a little pale.

Roger Carbury was not a man given to much deep thinking, but he felt that the bishop's manner was the pleasanter of the two.

"I do feel almost a sense of reverence for one who is capable of so much deep feeling."

"Drink a cup of tea, it will refresh you," he said with much deep solicitude in his voice.