Sentence examples for deeply decayed from inspiring English sources
The state, deeply decayed, can no longer cover all its costs.
It could be easily explicable because the feedstuff (fish meat) decayed gradually and deeply.
Daisies bent and decayed.
Glasgow, with its vivid recent history of dramatic urban decay, deeply scarred by de-industrialisation, cataclysmically bad town planning and the predictable, yet precipitate, drop in population occupies, for the average twatty southerner, the same mental space as a Ken Loach film: you're glad it exists, but it's supposed to be bleak.
And it is a sign of how deeply concerns about the rising cost of living, decaying infrastructure, and preferential treatment of corporations have permeated the political discussion in the city and beyond.
Her childhood was thus both deeply conventional - the clapboard house in the country, the village school - and unconventional - the foreign travel, the adult company, the decaying hotel with its decaying residents.
