Sentence examples for deeply close from inspiring English sources
"I feel so deeply close to that piece," she says toward the end of the episode, of her "Partita," which won the Pulitzer.
"How is it that you can be close friends with a person, deeply close friends, closer than sisters maybe, and then one day you want that person to disappear off the face of the earth?" she writes.
The idea of the set being a deeply close setting didn't end with that sense of brotherhood.
The admission is one of the clearest signs yet of the deeply close ties that Blair's Labour party cultivated with Murdoch after decades of poisonous relations.
In May, Politico's Maggie Haberman wrote that some insiders had suggested W. was "ambivalent" about Jeb running, and that the two have never been "deeply close" or "formed a reliance on each other as confidants".
Merriam-Webster uses the word in a sentence that hits deeply close to home: "Apple's debuted a battery case for the juice-sucking iPhone — an ungainly lumpy case the sheeple will happily shell out $99 for".
To do this exercise you have to relax, breathe deeply and close your eyes.
While suicide does indeed deeply affect close friends and family for a lifetime, the series focuses on how people who have "wronged" Hannah must deal with their guilt.
Breathe deeply and close your eyes.
Kromer was content to see that as it visited under Renee's elegant nose she sipped deeply, eyes closed.
"If someone cares deeply about closing the achievement gap in the U.S., they won't be convinced to finance health care in the third world.
