Sentence examples for deeply far from inspiring English sources

Our loss will be felt deeply, far and wide.

"They buy a watch and afterwards they take down the guitar and they sing a song, which is deeply far from when I was 12 years old on the steps of the Place Vendôme".

Sitting in the audience was Janusz Kaminski, a 28-year-old film student, and there was something in the vivid performance of the movie's star, Holly Hunter, that resonated with him deeply, far beyond words.

Even though their speculations were often deeply far-fetched, they had the power to affect people's lives, so much so that at least one person took the matter to a court.

The country's problems sound a bit like Greece's and are deeply ingrained – far more serious than ours, by the way, before you rush to compare them.

UVA (320 400 nm) penetrates deeply, as far as the dermis, generating reactive oxygen species (ROS), including superoxide radicals, hydrogen peroxide and hydroxyl radicals.

The Vice-President is a deeply religious, far-right ultra-conservative, whose presence on the national stage owes primarily to his anti-L.G.B.T. and anti-choice legislation in Indiana.

The AfD's potential success at the polls this weekend is a major shift for Germany, highlighting how deeply populist far-right movements have engrained themselves in European politics even as they fail to actually win elections. .

Viewed on the computer screen, its structure appears the same or nearly the same no matter how deeply into or far away from it you zoom.

The result, ESI claims, is "an impressive sleight of hand" and "deeply dishonest".By far the most divisive issue is political prisoners.

To me he was deeply mysterious, probably far more than I depict him onstage in any of the characters extrapolated from him.