But much more humiliating still for Cho, her father – her boss at Korean Air and the patriarch of the chaebol – publicly apologised for his daughter's behaviour, bowing deeply, calling it foolish, and going so far as to say that he regretted not having raised her better.
Speaking with rare force, with inflections flowing from meanings he felt deeply, Jimmy Carter called for the "most massive peacetime commitment" in our history to develop alternative fuels.
Yerba Buena's director, Kenneth Foster, who described his institution as "deeply multidisciplinary," called Mr. Cave a natural choice for the center for that reason.
Currently, that's Syria Deeply, a new ish) site that launched in December called Arctic Deeply, Water Deeply, and Refugees Deeply.
Now, acting as Rodriguez's proxy, Tacopina has dug in deeply, publicly calling out the team Rodriguez once led to a World Series title, even as Rodriguez takes the field for the Yankees.
If it's a deeply felt calling to a particular profession, the child would probably be happiest later in life following it - whether that's training horses, going into medicine, driving a truck, owning a restaurant, becoming an artist.
British Prime Minister David Cameron lashed out Monday at what he called "deeply hurtful and profoundly untrue" claims about his late father's financial arrangements.
Among publicly available systems, the best is probably a Stanford project, called Deeply Moving, that applies deep learning to the task of understanding movie reviews.
His remarks show that he deeply regrets it, he called it as deeply shameful.
Yes, a chain called "deeply unconvincing contrivance".
