Sentence examples for deeply expressed from inspiring English sources

Jefferson's faith was doubted by his opponents, but Lincoln's spirituality was most deeply expressed in his second Inaugural Address.

But there are also practical issues: the deeply expressed fear of some people with terminal or incurable illnesses – there is a difference – that they will be put under pressure to "volunteer", as well as practical questions of mental competence.

It is a striking painting but the subject matter is common enough to prompt comparisons with similar works, such as Masaccio's "Expulsion" at the Brancacci Chapel in Florence in which shame and desolation are more deeply expressed.

This literally means to deeply express regrets or an apology.

To deeply express one's own personality, the clothing style of the individual is often of great importance.

The authors want to deeply express their sincere thanks to those people and organizations that help the survey team of NCREE to finish the reconnaissance and investigation works after earthquake.

We deeply express our sincere thanks to Professor Ross Guest Head, Department of Accounting, Finance and Economics, Griffith University, for his kind support to make us possible to work together to prepare this paper of our research interest.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/693/prepub We deeply express our gratefulness to University of Gondar for financial support without which this project would have not been possible.

It is a belief at once deeply religious and deeply literary, expressing every writer's secret faith: that time can be stopped, that somewhere, whether in our notebooks, our basements or our spirits, everything is perfectly preserved and recorded, ready to return to life.

"So you have to study deeply and express your wishes.

"As the representative of this nation's people, I again reflect deeply and express humble condolences to those who lost their lives".