Sentence examples for deeply object from inspiring English sources

Last month, asked about the government's relationship with the IMF, he said:We cannot attune [economic policy] to the IMF as they deeply object to all Hungarian decisions that are aimed at freeing the people from the shackles of the banks.

There is a lot to celebrate, given that just 15 years ago, relations hit a low point when Japan deeply objected to India's testing of nuclear weapons.

Experimental results on the downsampled KTH datasets (Tables 1 and 2) and the HMDB low-quality subsets (Table 4) showed that the combination of the robust BSIF-TOP dynamic textural feature with the base features (STIP or iDT) can surpass the recognition capability of combining with deeply learned object features.

Of course, Deep Blue might object, if it had been so programmed, that this definition of intelligence is deeply unfair.

"I'm presenting these deeply personal objects in a way that is reverential and respectful".

And though conceptual depth was rare, this design week did offer some of it, as when students of the Products of Design M.F.A. program at the School of Visual Arts appeared at Wanted Design with tools that helped visitors think more deeply about objects.

They are at once historical and deeply artistic objects, and they represent some of the country's finest photographers.

Over a hundred transgender people have contributed their own deeply personal objects to the crowdsourced exhibition, which opens at the Fashion Space Gallery in London this month.

Over a hundred transgender people have contributed their own deeply personal objects to the crowdsourced exhibition, which opens at the Fashion Space Gallery in London this month.

(Offensive films are not exactly unusual: dozens of movies are released each month that are deeply denigrating to women, and nobody seems to object very strenuously).

Medway Council said it was deeply unhappy with the decision and would consider whether to object.