Sentence examples for deeply one from inspiring English sources

As this is Mr. Obama's last such meeting on an issue that he professes to care about deeply, one might expect him to seize the opportunity to announce a major nonproliferation initiative, then brace for resistance from congressional Republicans skeptical of arms control.

Through it all is the Mexican gift for lamenting deeply one moment and laughing the next.

It's about universal worries, the ease of deceit, about courage and how deeply one can ever really know another.

"It may sound too simple, but this is a comparison the president believes in deeply," one of his senior aides said when Mr. Bush was in Asia, declining to be quoted by name in discussing the president's thinking.

Frank Worsley wrote that Shackleton "appreciated how deeply one man, or small group of men, could affect the psychology of the others," adding that "he almost insisted upon cheeriness and optimism".

Outside song, Callahan is the kind of enigma you feel you shouldn't probe too deeply – one whose relationships with notable female creatives including Chan "Cat Power" Marshall and Joanna Newsom haven't always painted him as the cuddliest of boyfriends.

It focuses deeply on one thing at a time, and juggles lots of balls in life.

It's enough to make one deeply, deeply, deeply, deeply, deeply, deeply suspicious of the validity of trickle-down economics, and I cannot sarcastically overemphasize this enough.

Trump's look is a deeply constructed one, an exaggerated take on the "successful businessman".

It also won't do to complain that good singers languish, while deeply fallible ones like this one get rich.

"We care deeply," offered one dinner guest when asked, while insisting on anonymity.