Sentence examples for deeply fear from inspiring English sources

Maria Susairaj became the symbol of what we deeply fear as a conservative society.

But still, Dr. Adair knows that many people deeply fear these invisible rays.

Many Republicans deeply fear being labelled as anti-environment; one strand of thinking in the party has long made a link between conservation and conservative values.

Yet another commenter rejected the shield as a foreign contaminant in an otherwise pristine Apple universe, noting that "looking through anything that Apple didn't design to be there is not going to enhance the user 'experience.' " Members of the pro-shield camp, though, deeply fear scratches.

The Brotherhood will go underground and then, some Egyptians deeply fear, we shall have acts of  violence in Cairo – against Christians, against fellow Muslims, the innocent – which 'the people' will blame on the Brotherhood and the Brotherhood will blame on the security services.

However, I deeply fear that many will miss this, because it is done with such subtlety, character development, and simple brilliance.

The Kaibiles were deeply feared for their savagery.

No wonder Athenian democracy was deeply feared by the founders.

The first was a list of well-known, deeply feared guns that were banned by name (like Uzis).

The pressure to keep propping up bust firms is partly political: the South Korean government deeply fears any increase in unemployment.

In a 1994 interview with Carlos Salinas de Gortari, the deeply feared Mexican President, Ramos asked Salinas if he had gained office by fraud, as many Mexicans believed.