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In our country, the relationship between pop music and the people has always run deep.

These were small details, but each time it happened the effect ran deep.

Feelings run deep on this issue, and as we work it out, all of us need to keep some things in mind.

They can play at being still waters that run deep.

The scoring ran deep, almost through to the other side.

The left/right distinctions run deep into the past of our species.

But prejudice against the family was old and ran deep.

But with the desire for a new school still running deep, another parents' group was formed the next year.

After eight years of war in which more than 70,000 people have been killed, hostility runs deep.

The roots of the problem, they say, run deep in Mexican society.

Others said the roots that he helped establish here ran too deep and would live on without him.

Roots run 10 feet deep and can weigh 200 or more pounds per plant.

But as in the rest of the country, the opposition to the war runs deep and clear.

In such transactions, belief runs deep and emotions run high.

Divisions over proposed changes ran so deep that the congress took four days rather than three.

The real river runs too deep to be properly displayed.

The problems run too deep and the record is too poor.

I tell Chris on a broken play to just run deep and get open.

For most women it is a period during which emotions run deep and strong.

This was company beneath which the green waters ran extremely deep.