Sentence examples for deeply local from inspiring English sources

Yet this universal connection is felt as deeply local.

It's work that fulfils the idea that it the most deeply local can also be the most universal.

Afterward he suggests a bar stop at Jimmy's Corner (on West 44th Street), which Mr. Stark calls "old and deeply local".

But they are deeply local, in the sense that the ideological conflict is probably going on before every politically engaged eyeball in the room.

In a twist, he thinks the ideal New York market, wherever it ends up, should be global and deeply local at the same time.

While it's a paradox that welcoming outsiders and trying out hybrids is a survival tactic for a deeply local tradition, that's a fact of life for present-day New Orleans.

Civic leaders and ordinary Bostonians alike — particularly those old enough to remember a pre-Internet age, before free access to news on the Web siphoned away so many of the paper's readers — have spoken out about the central role of The Globe in the life of a region that cares deeply about local culture and local politics and fashions itself as the higher education capital of the nation.

Importantly, participants alluded to the fact that while a SPCH would provide opportunities for information to trickle down from specialists affiliated with the primary hub, there was also opportunity for deeply contextualized local information about, for example, a client's health history or local provider informational needs to trickle up.

But in the regions including Henan, Yunnan, Quizhou, Sichuan, Nanjing, Dongbei, the ancient "Quanhua" (literally, Official Language of Imperial China) has deeply influenced local accents for centuries and Mandarin speaker should have relatively more chance to understand local dialects.

But it has also produced deeply indebted local governments that are struggling to finance more projects.

Many officials said they were concerned that Justice was interfering too deeply in local government.