Sentence examples for deeply knowing from inspiring English sources

"Being Polite to Hitler" is a deeply knowing novel — progressive, certainly, and at times quietly, thrillingly strange.

Hertzberg narrates with a keen eye for detail and with deep, and deeply knowing, affection for those closest to him, especially his parents.

They took on Hughes's problems as their own, bonding with him deeply, knowing that they needed him to bond back if they were to save Henry.

Throw in that the director is Mike Nichols, whose name is a byword for deeply knowing urbanity, and you have a recipe for classy eroticism, a New Yorker's favorite form of catnip.

As Australian blues-based, working-class, first-taste-of-alcohol music, it has practically nothing to do with the rest of existing rock 'n' roll, which has become deeply knowing.

Unlike those American Adams who have long embodied the national character with their reserves of hope, innocence and optimism, Katniss springs from someplace else, a place in which an American Eve, battered, bruised and deeply knowing, scrambles through a garden not of her making on her way to a new world.

His nose is jutting, and his eyes are deeply set and profoundly knowing.

Be sure to let your friends know who said that (but not too soon), so they will ponder the thought and think more deeply by knowing the person who said it.

To be sure, Mr. Crichton took on some deeply divisive issues knowing that he'd alienate many readers.

Yet they are deeply interested in knowing what is distinctive about their patterns of behavior, beliefs and values.

There's something deeply comforting about knowing it will be exactly the same as it was on my previous visit.