From the point of view of his wellbeing, James describes him as "a psychopath … of the deepest dye".
Not so for incarceration, an interest of a deeper dye.
Microleakage was determined by measuring the deepest dye penetration from the occlusal and gingival margins of the brackets at both the enamel-adhesive and adhesive-bracket interfaces using an electronic digital callipers; the data were recorded in a range from 0.0 to 5.0 mm.
The hand-compacted samples showed deeper dye penetration.
But other backcountry skiers, dyed deep with the free-will ethic that imbues their sport, say that individual decisions and their consequences are all that matter.
Although The Sea has many hues – it has moments of levity and a few dull bits – it is dyed deep in pain.
Ms. de Le Cuona's innovative linens are often stone-washed and embossed and woven into rugged textures and dyed deep hues, like intense plums and pewters.
A Koran page handwritten in light — that is, in gold and silver inks on a sheet of parchment dyed deep blue — is the exhibition's oldest work, dating from the 10th or 11th century.
Instead of a few competing cookbooks and restaurants, we have Lucky Peach and Chowhound and "Iron Chef," not to mention Sandra Lee on YouTube making a baked potato out of ice cream, rolling it in cocoa powder, and garnishing it with "chives" (pistachios dyed deep green).
The rice had been dyed deep neon blue, giving the rolls an eerie look, as if they were dissected rounds of alien tentacle.
Ensuring that most Americans have health insurance, while important, will not be enough to eliminate the racial and ethnic disparities that have been dyed deep into the U.S. health care system and that reveal themselves, vividly, in the Bronx.
