Bernardin lit a cigarette as he contemplated confronting the restaurant's management, but, after inhaling deeply, thought better of it.
Deeply against his better judgment, Will finds himself enmeshed in the real world.
There was a willingness to embrace new ideas – not just blindly following old ideological assumptions – to tackle a range of issues people deeply cared about: better schools and hospitals, the quality of childhood, the local environment.
With proportionately fewer young people in the population we could afford to educate all citizens more widely and deeply to be better at processing information, rejecting bad leadership and at responding logically to circumstances.
Pearson's harrowing account is like the true-crime counterpart to Get Carter, an indispensable cultural artefact deeply ingrained, for better or worse, in the fabric of modern British masculinity - because everyone's read it.
The bank's officials say that the countries that participate care deeply about doing better than their neighbours.Recipients may have more incentive to avoid failing than in a conventional aid programme, where it is easy to trumpet inputs as achievements.
He cares so bad, and tries so deeply -- you better never underestimate him.
But those of us who've suffered deeply aren't better than those who suffer in quieter ways on subtler levels.
By now, it's easily recognized that most of the book's few women characters such as Shadow's zombified wife Laura, and the "old god" Bilquis (a.k.a. the Queen of Sheba), the "new god" Media are deeply sexualized (or better yet, sexualized and dead), existing only as as value adds for male characters and never speaking to one another.
Theoretically, compared to 5-ALA, HAL penetrates tissue more deeply and exhibits better accumulation in neoplastic cells [ 33].
