Sentence examples for deeply held set of from inspiring English sources
Mr Kerry is hard to define because he lacks a centre of gravity, any deeply held set of convictions.
He is a policy expert selling himself on biography.He is hard to define, argue Republicans, because he lacks a centre of gravity, any deeply held set of beliefs.
The Vuitton building is a perfect example: It is both a spectacular work of architecture and a challenge, thanks to the deal Arnault managed to strike to build in the middle of the Bois de Boulogne, to a deeply held set of beliefs in France about communal civic culture.
They also hold sets of replacement services.
And it roused a deeply held distrust of the United States.
In the deeply held beliefs of Bali's Hindu society, dogs hold a dubious role in the hereafter.
Moreover, Primis seemed to disdain the Sulzbergers' deeply held notion of themselves as stewards of the Times.
Perhaps it violated some deeply held value of the business.
Deeply held memories of cinema's most beloved extraterrestrial come flooding back to the surface.
It's an honest debate, reflecting deeply held views of a complex conflict.
Human rights is a reflection of deeply held values of what states and governments should not do and what they should ensure to all its citizens [ 33].
