Sentence examples for a set of deeply from inspiring English sources

One big challenge is that each spouse brings a set of deeply ingrained beliefs, habits and feelings about money.

The Holmes Brothers were solid as rocks in comparison, delivering a set of deeply soulful and uplifting gospel-drenched blues.

Underlying Oneida's quirky sexual norms was, in fact, a set of deeply progressive beliefs in collective ownership and equality, notably for women.

Now that Europe is struggling to contain its debt crisis, these safe investments could be a tad less safe, especially if Greece's Parliament votes down a set of deeply unpopular austerity measures Wednesday morning.

ATHENS — Parliamentary debate began here on Monday evening before one of the most important votes in recent Greek history: whether to approve a set of deeply unpopular austerity measures that are the price of an urgent infusion of international aid.

Everyone, he argues, comes into adult life with a predisposition to succeed or fail, what he calls "habitus": a set of deeply ingrained experiences that in important ways limit one's performance.

By contrast, Dr. Grantly, the old archdeacon, has limited administrative power but considerable real power, because it is rooted in a set of wide, deeply entrenched clan-family ties.

Finally, we analysed a large set of deeply conserved human CNEs identified through comparison with the cartilaginous chimera, Callorhinchus milii [ 13], and once again found significant enrichment for the KR motif (p = 6.2 × 10-5) (Table 1 - 'Shark CNEs').

As the selection of taxa can bias the identification of domains, we began by comparing a small set of deeply diverged taxa in order to avoid over-weighting lineage-specific protein features; we compared human MSX1 with the only known Msx proteins from a cephalochordate, a tunicate, an echinoderm, a polychaete worm, and a coral.

The wine, however, is a set of territorial values and deeply rooted in local tradition and brings with it a series of relationships between companies which have their roots in time.

Homophobia in Africa represents a set of complex and intersecting issues – deeply routed in the continent's colonial past.