Sentence examples for deep affecting from inspiring English sources

The third grade, the least common, is a large dermoid covering the whole cornea and extending deep, affecting all histological structures between the anterior surface of the eyeball and pigmented epithelium of the iris.

"Anna Lo's remarks earlier today are an indication of the deep affect on our ethnic minority communities, on an individual and collective level, of the recent comments in support of Pastor James McConnell by some unionists," said the Sinn Féin assembly member.

Climate change has a deep affect on us all.

Darlington's childhood crush was deep and affecting, but removed.

Thus, it was suggested, the ghosts were aspects of the deep neurosis affecting our hysterical governess.

These actions are symptomatic of the deep malaise affecting the newspaper industry.

In it, he blames the Catholic right -- led by Pope John Paul II and the powerful Curia -- for the deep crisis affecting Catholicism today.

Her criticisms of French government conduct were made to a backdrop of a deep malaise affecting the country, as it experienced political instability, high unemployment and having also lost the contest to host the 2008 Olympics to Beijing.

Eventually, he becomes the property of a salt-of-the-earth outdoorsman named John Thornton who recognises Buck's qualities and with whom the dog enjoys a deep, and affecting rapport.

Evaporation fluxes are quantified and compared with other fluxes (precipitation, run-off, deep drainage) affecting soil water content and matric suction.

To be sure, race matters very much in the way that Sotomayor articulates, because racial difference continues to generate deep and affecting doubts about a person's sense of belonging.