Sentence examples for are deeply realised from inspiring English sources

All are deeply realised characters, despite the small space allotted to them, Sally in particular resonating long after she leaves the page.

It shouldn't take a couple of Westerners dying of Ebola to realise that we are deeply and intimately connected to the rest of the world; that what happens in Sub-Saharan Africa has a bearing on our own futures.

He even wrote a novel about how an idealistic young couple meet, exchange a chaste kiss, part and then, three decades later, meet again, realise they are deeply in love and begin a passionate affair that lasts until death.

"He was deeply ashamed, and realised he had been using the language without realising".

The real challenge in realising the promise of the modern workplace is that all these forces are deeply interwoven.

"We are deeply, deeply engaged".

Americans are deeply, deeply disappointed -- and angry.

"We are deeply concerned".

There's so much confirmation bias in how we're raised and it can be deeply painful to realise that everything we thought about the world around us is a lie".

My mouth watered; I sighed deeply, realised I was sitting with my hands stretched towards the plate like a diabetic Jesus raising his arms to his sugary Lord, and folded them chastely on my lap.

Moving to other stories, the Independent on Sunday has an interview with comedian and co-founder of UKUncut Johnnie Marbles (page 32) aka the select committee foam pie-thrower: "I knew I was doing something right and I knew why I was doing it, but I realised it was deeply impolite," says Marbles, still baring a nose cut delivered by Wendi Deng's infamous right hook.