Sentence examples for deep widely from inspiring English sources

"A Chorus Line," with brilliant music by Marvin Hamlisch and lyrics by Edward Kleban, and a canny book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante, gives voice to deep, widely shared anxieties and aspirations, but its big themes are grounded in the lives, voices and bodies of individuals.

In his youthful photos, all post-kidnap, J. Paul Getty III or Paul as I believe he was known, appears aristocratically slender with deep, widely set eyes - delicate, aloof and haunted.

The multi-level drainage system consisted of shallow closely spaced drains (3.3 m spacing at 0.75 m depth) underlain by deeper widely spaced drains (20 m spacing at 1.8 m depth).

He did not agree with Clarke's analysis of a "deep and widely shared concern" among the party.

We specifically consider one form of deep networks widely used in computer vision – convolutional neural networks (CNNs).

Dr. Synnott, among others, attributed the growth of the $13 billion cosmetic-surgery industry, in part, to a deep and widely held fear of ugliness.

There is, however, a deep and widely shared concern - which does not derive from ideology - that Labour is destined to disaster if we go on as we are, combined with a determination that we will not permit that to happen".

Suppose, as the philosopher David Hume maintained, that sympathy is a deep and widely shared feature of human psychology.

At one degree of complexity deeper, the widely distributed architecture of the Net also allows users to build censorship-resistant networks by pooling their own resources.

WASHINGTON— The nation's fiscal outlook is even bleaker than the government forecast earlier this year because the recession turned out to be deeper than widely expected, the budget offices of the White House and Congress agreed in separate updates on Tuesday.

Genome-wide gene expression profiling techniques, such as microarray and deep sequencing, are widely used to identify the responsive genes whose expressions are significantly changed after the stimulus.