Sentence examples for deeply conditioned from inspiring English sources

Those who advocate a tax cut do so in deeply conditioned disregard of its economic ineffectiveness, its demonstrated political disutility and its patently reactionary social effects.

Positing all narratives in a discursive battleground and problematizing them as a struggle between stories, she demonstrates that the imagining of contemporary Ukraine is deeply conditioned by the conflict between all four narratives.

The work's originality calls for a term other than "history painting": sociology painting, perhaps, which defines not only a bygone era but a deeply conditioned and persistent yet quaking ground of common cultural experience and political consequence.

Anti-Communist propaganda has worked before as a legitimising basis of power and control, and a variation on it will work again given how deeply conditioned a large majority of Indonesians still are by the old regime's official history.

The elitist and authoritarian brutality of the Chinese Communist party (CCP) under Mao was greatly informed by material conditions in China at the time, but the authoritarianism of state policy under Mao was also deeply conditioned by the nature, and lasting effects, of its guerrilla strategy.

Whether in Wall Street minstrel shows or in dubious practices across the Caribbean, the behavior of the banks was deeply conditioned by bankers' racial views and prejudices.

For example, the two overlapping continua (fractures and matrix) of a dual porosity system are coupled by way of fluid flux exchanges that deeply condition flow at the large scale.

The steps but broken down simply: Wash & deeply condition.

First wash your hair by either doing 1 or 2 shampoos depending on how greasy it is, make sure you deeply condition the ends of your hair and comb through leaving it for as long as possible, the longer you leave it the silkier and shinier it will be.

Still, Pakistan is deeply divided, conditioned for decades to focus its security concerns on India.

But we're just so deeply sort of conditioned to have these ideas of the roles that women and men play, you know, again, within the society, and then obviously we see that play out in the workplace.