Sentence examples for deeply ensconced from inspiring English sources
Her burgundy bloodstains were rusty smudges, now deeply ensconced into the fabric.
Mr. Takagi, a mild-mannered Harry Potter look-alike, is deeply ensconced in the bureaucracy that helped create many of the financial problems now plaguing Japan.
The local police chief in the Buner district, Zubair Shah, a rising star of the Pakistani police force, acknowledged the challenges of confronting a Taliban threat that is more deeply ensconced in communities all over Pakistan than had been thought.
Indeed what made him happy (and that only occasionally, he stressed) were modest pleasures: "Walking in the woods alone, or deeply ensconced in composing a difficult piece of verse, or sitting quietly with old friends over a bottle of wine, or feeding a stray cat".Fun and success, however, were another matter.
They worry that India's corporate titans are too firmly entrenched, and too deeply ensconced in the corridors of power.In the telephone conversations of a corporate lobbyist, tapped by the tax authorities and leaked to the media, Indians have heard ministries described as ATM machines and the ruling party referred to as "our shop".
Trade show season is over — finally — and the CG team is deeply ensconced in their respective basements, clattering away at the news.
Deeply poetic with its immense hemisphere ensconced in a pediment large enough to accommodate thousands, Boullée's visionary project, remarkably enough, influenced other architects.
Jack seems happily ensconced in a routine that is deeply secure, in a setting where he can see his mother all day, at any moment.
Now ensconced just inland from the chilly, fog-bound coast of Sonoma County, and deeply committed to painstaking biodynamic viticulture, he crafts cool-climate Pinots and Chardonnays from cool sites on the coast and from Mendocino's Anderson Valley.
Set six years after the conclusion of Pride and Prejudice, the novel finds Elizabeth and Darcy happily ensconced at Pemberley: tending to the estate and its tenants, delighting in their two young sons, deeply in love.
"I was deeply offended and very surprised," said the ordinarily serene Mr. Kovalevsky, in a white turtleneck sweater and a leather jacket, ensconced in a leather seat in the back of his speeding car.
