Sentence examples for and in the deeply from inspiring English sources

And in the deeply racially segregated neighborhoods of Harlem, the South Bronx, Bedford Stuyvesant and other dense pockets of poverty, some individuals used the cover of darkness to go from store to store to "shop" without paying.

Mr. Ouattara's government and international observers in the deeply divided country also worry that protracted public investigations could set off new rounds of violence.

The crimes offered yet another reminder of the lawlessness afflicting Mexico – and proof that in the deeply pious country, not even the clergy are safe from violence.

There the 6th Division attacked any UN-held terrain features that afforded observation of its supply and concentration area in the deeply cut valley to the west.

And Mexico's most left-field talent Carlos Reygadas mixes the light, the dark and the downright weird in the deeply enigmatic Post Tenebras Lux.

They are very beautiful, sweetly sad and nostalgic and, in the end, deeply consoling.

But Christopher Columbus was in the first place a terribly interesting man — brilliant, audacious, volatile, paranoid, narcissistic, ruthless and (in the end) deeply unhappy.

And, in the end, deeply affected by "Whitey".

Fallon described the funeral plot line as "pure, classic Glee: Egregiously random, emotionally manipulative, wholly unnecessary to plot development, and, in the end, deeply moving".

Emotion, cognition and the environment of the young child are unified, according to Vygotsky (1994), in the deeply felt and lived daily experiences.

But there seems to be some evidence that at least some major decision makers and leaders in the State deeply believe in their apocalyptic rhetoric.