Sentence examples for deep import from inspiring English sources

Speaking to liberal organizers on Saturday, Mr. Grayson said: "I hope that reinforces for you the utter importance, the deep import of what we're all doing together here.

After taking criticism for being a sort of political chameleon, Mr. McGreevey has made a strong-principled decision on a matter that is clearly of deep import to him.

Its deeper import is that the ideologies of the past century — neoliberalism just as much as Communism — are obsolete.

If only little Alice, dozing away on the riverbank before sliding down the rabbit hole, had an inkling of the deeper import of the zany adventures that were to come.

Ortega y Gasset wrote that "Tagore's wide appeal [owes to how] he speaks of longings for perfection that we all have Tagore awakens a dormant sense of childish wonder, and he saturates the air with all kinds of enchanting promises for the reader, who pays little attention to the deeper import of Oriental mysticism".

The issue turns out to be of deep ethical import, because it concerns the way in which poetry affects the soul.

Sullivan's Travels, released the year in which Barton Fink is set, follows successful director John Sullivan, who decides to create a movie of deep social import – not unlike Barton's desire to create entertainment for "the common man".

A convention is a television commercial, and the decision to feature black or female faces has barely any deeper philosophical import than the decision to feature balloons or confetti.

The first generation of animals, originating from deep-frozen imported embryos, was not used in the experiment.

Another is that New Jersey is flush with refineries and gasoline infrastructure like fuel pipelines and deep harbors to import petroleum from around the world.

Even by the standards of police dramas, which for obvious reasons like to focus on repulsive crimes, the new import Deep Water touches on something especially outrageous: the systematic murder of gay men for sport.