Sentence examples for deeply formed from inspiring English sources

They have deeply formed beliefs about it because it formed their own existence.

Although Kim no longer believed North Korean propaganda, he had been so deeply formed by it that he found the news from South Korea equally suspect.

Katniss, by contrast, is never liberated from history or ancestry, but deeply formed by them and they, as much as her awesome archery skills, help her through the slaughter of the games.

Mental habits deeply formed -- the casual acceptance and even expectation of failure, the mocking of success, the pride in dysfunction -- can survive even with the new residents and buildings.

(One provocative exception: his description of Condoleezza Rice, whose charm, "sheer delight in the elegance of power" and "complex devotion to the president and his family fused in a conscience deeply formed by racial insult and injury," and made for "the kind of character she has read about in the pages of her favorite Dostoyevsky").

Add in a corrupt Afghan government, a radically decentralized society, and a physical terrain that has confounded every other occupier in history there; it doesn't make many of us hopeful, and painfully reminds us of a history that deeply formed us.

The coral-fringed coasts of the islands are deeply indented, forming safe harbours and tidal creeks.

In the subneural region the muscle membrane is deeply folded, forming secondary synaptic clefts into which the basement membrane penetrates.

These last appear deeply corroded forming fissures and micro-cracks which can cross the grains almost up to their entire thickness (Fig. 1f).

Hap's byplay with Trudy, whom Leonard deeply distrusts, forms a running undercurrent, and the TV show, like the novels, includes rich veins of humor.

Since last year, what once would have been just a casual wave between acquaintances now frequently becomes an invitation to connect more deeply and form relationships out of our shared experiences and feelings.