The phrase "deeply follow" can be used in certain contexts to convey a strong and thorough level of following or understanding. Example: As a spiritual leader, she encouraged her followers to deeply follow their own inner truths and values, rather than blindly adhering to established customs and beliefs.
Stevenson's first Bafta nomination was for the lead in Anthony Minghella's film Truly, Madly, Deeply, followed by further nominations for TV roles in A Doll's House, The Politician's Wife and, more recently, the BBC series Accused.
Within the family, a clade comprising the deep-sea colonial species Enallopsammia rostrata and a solitary deep-sea Balanophyllia sp. diverged most deeply, followed by the shallow-water zooxanthellate colonial genus Turbinaria.
"The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T" and "Martin" (a vampire movie that Mr. Morris claims to identify deeply with) follow on March 26 and 27.
Overdeepenings are found to be widespread, but are particularly associated with areas of topographically laterally constrained ice flow, notably near the ice sheet margins where outlet systems follow deeply incised troughs.
We follow deeply flawed protagonists who alternate between likeable (even honourable) and anywhere from petty to sociopathic.
Find a private, quiet place, then follow the following sequence: Breathe deeply and slowly.
Mr Sharon, though still a popular leader of a deeply divided nation, could follow suit (see article).
Ambitious restaurants use their lists to distinguish themselves, either by offering a wide-ranging diversity, or by plunging deeply into areas that follow the character of the menu.
Surprisingly often, I find myself staying up late to follow a deeply uninteresting game between two going-nowhere teams, and I ask myself, "Why am I doing this?" Then a situation occurs on the field that I've never seen before.
After Mr. Viscome was taken to the hospital, other teenagers followed, deeply shaken.
