Sentence examples for deeply minds from inspiring English sources

He deeply minds this, not least because the complacency of the watchdogs prevents him from being proved right on a reasonable schedule: if they had seen things his way, Allied's stock price would have promptly collapsed and his short selling would be hugely profitable.

Cohn's work is the kind of research you read that is at once deeply familiar and deeply mind-blowing.

How deeply he minded his separation from his native country is hard to say.

Mr. Jacobs mostly draws on big books ("The 4-Hour Body," "Bonk," "Born to Run," "Heal Your Aching Back") that are not deeply research minded.

Readers came to him for reviews that read like mini-tutorials, the product of a deeply literary mind and a graceful pen.

He's surly and intransigent; he has just learned to focus his deeply analytical mind on his passion, and his people.

Yet the book's strengths are frequently obscured by incongruous displays of erudition and the workings of Fern's deeply idiosyncratic mind.

Still, his portrait of the region is a strong one, built on meticulously detailed intelligence gathered, sifted and analyzed for unspoken secrets and lies by the author's own deeply cunning mind.

Stewart has done nothing finer, and he is superbly partnered by Kate Fleetwood's Lady M, whose capacity to imagine dashing out her child's brains is an index of a deeply disturbed mind.

In this personal vacuum, his behavior is viewed as a natural if somewhat exaggerated extension of presidential misconduct in the cold-war era, not as the product of a deeply disturbed mind.

Although it requires a deeply conspiratorial mind to believe, as Pakistani nationalists do, that the American military has the power to choose which Islamist militants operate from areas of Afghanistan under the control of the Afghan Taliban, every good conspiracy is woven from scraps of the truth.