Sentence examples for deeply matters from inspiring English sources

Mr. McIntyre said in an affidavit, "I am of the view that the more the Belfast Project interviews reveal about how deeply matters of the I.R.A. were discussed, the greater the danger that I, as the primary researcher, will face".

2) The programmatic focus was on what deeply matters to all: undermining extremism, working on climate change, attacking extreme poverty, addressing gender equality, etc. 3) As apposed to the Baptist meetings I've attended the majority of clothes were not bought at Macys and J.C. Penny's.

But some people refused to close the book on a place that deeply mattered to this financially poor, ethnically rich city.

I argue that while wild nature is increasingly rare, nature and natural processes still deeply matter for cities.

This is just one queer white boy from Utah's story about how representation that didn't center on him deeply mattered.

Recently, the Syrian writer and translator Ghada Alatrash spoke about how poetry has deeply mattered to the Syrian people throughout history.

The verification issue, which cuts deeply on matters of national sovereignty and international trust, was a major factor in the torpedoing of last year's climate negotiations in Copenhagen.

To subject children to indoctrination in deeply personal matters against their parents' consciences is no less a violation than forcing Muslim parents to send their children to a Catholic Mass.

"I know him as a person who cares deeply about matters of ethics and government," Mr. Segal said.

But they are even more deeply held matters of faith for a growing number of farmers and religious groups.

Real songwriters (and there are still a few left) write about deeply personal matters, including love and break-ups.