Sentence examples for becoming deeply from inspiring English sources
And many Americans are becoming deeply angry.
Davis was on the verge of becoming deeply involved in the campaign to capture Joseph Kony.
He describes coming across the "Gilmore Death Wish" T-shirt and becoming deeply upset.
At the same time the public was becoming deeply interested in women's writing.
Institutional investors manage risks by churning portfolios rather than becoming deeply involved with companies.
For all the fun of teasing the prime minister over the dispatch box, the party's options are becoming deeply serious.
But the building harshness and misery here isn't to the benefit of the book; rather than the reader becoming more deeply involved as the stories progress, it becomes harder to care what happens to the characters, and to connect with what motivates them.
The executives said that the equity partners have some reservations about NBC becoming so deeply entwined with the Weather Channel that it could become more difficult to either sell it or take it public, complicating the efforts of the equity partners to realize a profit from their purchase.
