Sentence examples for Deeply sunk from inspiring English sources

Rain was falling, & Sea Gate was desolate, still deeply sunk in its winter sleep.

Egyptian seal rings typically had the name and titles of the owner deeply sunk in hieroglyphic characters on an oblong gold bezel.

Unlike the crowds the other pieces were attracting, his work is getting relatively low-key curiosity because it does not jump out and grab at your gaze - on the contrary it is deeply sunk within the collection.

This century has been decidedly active: Borges, JRR Tolkien, and WH Auden, of course, were transfixed by the Saxon and Norse sagas; and curiously, since the war, three major poets in English - Ted Hughes, Geoffrey Hill, and Seamus Heaney - have produced verse deeply sunk in ancient inheritance, especially the inheritance of Saxon and medieval chronicles.

Highly hydrophobic proteins would be like a tugboat: deeply sunk into the sea and difficult to maneuver.

That legacy has, of course, always been deeply contested, even as graffiti has sunk deeply into the DNA of 21st-century visual culture.

Inhaling deeply while sinking our sit bones into the edge of the chair and lifting the skull off the spine, we lengthen the back and allow space between each joint.

That so many people have fallen for it shows how deeply we have sunk.

She is effectively homeless, and longs to live a settled life, "like a tree with roots sunk deeply into the earth".

Last night reading Blake, the lost children and especially "A Little Girl Lost," I began to suspect he must have sunk deeply into my unconscious.

The main theme, the human figure, was expressed in blocky, almost cubist forms, with the nearly rectangular head sunk deeply between the shoulders.