Sentence examples for deeply like from inspiring English sources
Several survivors shown here, their faces carved deeply like woodblocks, withstood wars, rationing, atomic bombs, postwar reconstructions, economic booms and busts and now an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown.
"I carry love, grief, wrath deeply, like an Irishman".
She cares deeply, like a lot of young people".
He breathed deeply, like an infant nursing, and she felt the warm air of his nostrils on her skin.
Don Draper, unlike the narrator of "Is That All There Is?," cares deeply; like her, he's never satisfied.
On the platform, men closed their eyes and sucked in deeply like opium addicts taking a hit.
The characters here are Louisiana scoundrels, redneck-hating snobs from the Dukakis campaign, politicians he regrets having worked for, like Bill Clinton, and some he deeply admires, like John Stennis and Lloyd Bentsen.
That should include elections in which all candidates, even deeply flawed ones like Mr. Sharif, can participate.
"At that time it was deeply unfashionable to like them, which gave them added spice," he later recalled.
Chicago has a reputation for developing public-private partnerships, some highly praised, like the financing of Millennium Park, and others deeply unpopular, like the city's parking meter privatization.
