Sentence examples for deeply internal from inspiring English sources

Others, like Naharin, are deeply internal in their process.

For Fleur and Spark, these secrets, though part of a deeply internal mechanism, are nevertheless available to description and examination in the same way as the other internal mechanisms laid bare in novels.

I'm always trying to find the small, deeply internal pieces and turn them inside out.

The ridges and position of the teeth, deeply internal to the outside surface of the skull, are interpreted as evidence for muscular cheeks.

On "Losing Myself", Riley and James sing about the strange, bitter feeling of constant change that so often haunts when you're young: "It feels like I'm losing myself, and that's new to you" they sing, compounding a deeply internal kind of hurt into a taut, bright hook.

Pakistan is currently in deep internal trouble economically and politically but it is also a deeply troubling state for its neighbors and the United States.

First, despite all my accomplishments, I carried a deeply held internal anxiety about being "good enough" to meet my ambitions.

It feels both more elemental and further from the candidate himself: whether Republican voters are still caught up in their complicated and deeply felt internal fights over authenticity and identity, or whether they are ready to set all that aside and select a candidate who might plausibly capture the White House.

Hawkes flawlessly embodied both the physical impediments O'Brien faced, as well as the deeply embedded internal conflicts.

When referring to mental models, Kim used Senge's [ 29] definition: deeply held internal images of how the world works, which have a powerful influence on what we do because they also affect what we see.

It intrudes deeply into the internal workings of its members.