Sentence examples for deep historic from inspiring English sources

This terminological conflict has deep historic and cultural roots.

And since the Dutch think constantly about their always challenged lowland, he falls in line with some deep historic impulses.

Personal diplomacy has its limits in the Middle East, given the deep historic and political hurdles to an agreement.

Glencoe, Scotland The air of mystery that surrounds this deep historic glen never fails to excite film directors.

Moreover, in the South and rural West, where most Republicans are from, the Encroachment Story has deep historic and psychological roots.

"I hope that you might wear it sometime, and remember the deep, historic injustice that has been done to those people," he told us.

Banners, of course, won't change this, but there are deeper, historic reasons for Australian football fans to welcome refugees.

To sound "deep and historic" cite Niall Ferguson.

While marketplace Christianity has the law on its side -- as well as America's deep and historic regard for religious faith -- other forces may work against it.

Prime Minister David Cameron's job at Thursday's Anti-Corruption Summit is not to whisper about the corruption of Nigeria or Afghanistan but to end the deep and historic role of the United Kingdom in this sordid mess.

"The Queen's visit to Dublin sought to build bridges and heal wounds which were both old and deep; this historic visit was one in which most people heartily rejoice, enabling us to pass and re-pass over the ground, apparently without seeing it," he said.