Sentence examples for bore deeply from inspiring English sources

Isabel Marant, known for her contemporary edge and personal cuteness, also bore deeply into a single look: the greaser chick.

But her eyes bore deeply into Ronda.

Two hundred artists -- from Goya's famous gravures of the Spanish War in 1808 to Pei Ming's revisiting of Goya almost 200 years later -- bore deeply into the primal statement articulated in 1819 by the trans-Europeanist Benjamin Constant after the unprecedented bloodbath launched across Europe by Napoleon: "even a successful war costs infallibly more than it is worth".

And he said the rules should bore more deeply into the offender's intent.

The bacteria that cause the disease, known as spirochete, they say, can bore so deeply into tissue that they evade initial treatments and remain infectious.

The fire's tragic consequences bore most deeply through the heart of an immigrant community laboring for a foothold in New York.

In areas where the beetle has been found, the department will avoid planting hardwood trees like maple, chestnut, elm and willow that the larvae bore into deeply.

Mortared into the wall of a chapel that juts out beside what was once the main portal of the church, the stone bears, deeply embedded in it, large prints of two bare feet, on the edges of which chisel marks are visible.

Vin Diesel is the elder statesman of the breed, but coming up fast behind him are Taylor Lautner, of the "Twilight" saga, and Tatum, an affable Southern boy who went into acting from modelling, scored a hit with "Step Up," and now bears the deeply puzzled expression of someone who never expected to be standing in the rain wearing a leather skirt.

The two-tonne block of pale Swaledale fossil limestone bears a deeply incised cross, while the darker plinth has his name, dates, motto and coat of arms.

(Fig.  2XC), but bears more deeply bilobate leaves with much less secondary veins.