The phrase "deeply powerful" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is emotionally impactful or has a strong influence. Example: "Her speech was deeply powerful, moving many in the audience to tears."
Together, they make a deeply powerful impression.
The bond between the families and their workers are deeply powerful and plainly transformational.
This deeply powerful film from Google tells the story of Jacob and the gym that helped him during his transition.
Those exultations, which he unleashed frequently, were the show's highlight, with Mr. Bradley holding big notes that sounded shaky because of his rasp, but were deeply powerful.
While the military remains deeply powerful, the prosecution of Mr. Musharraf signaled that even Pakistan's top generals are sometimes subject to the rule of law — at least after they have retired.
He had most physical evidence of it sliced out of his body — but his music and work are filled with an abiding appreciation for the music, art, and deeply powerful soul of black folks.
All I know is that Beethoven's deeply emotional, powerful and meditative music (mainly in the lesser known, non-symphonic pieces) has enriched my own life in a profound way -- and all this with only occasional "lyrics".
Marcel Proust, he of the little madeleines and the long sentences and the redeeming power of memory, is not the Marcel Proust of this intellectually powerful, deeply considered evaluation by Roger Shattuck, the highly esteemed scholar of French literary culture.
It's haunting and powerful, deeply personal and yet universal.
"It's for us a deeply spiritual and powerful culture".
This stuff was creative, different, deeply appealing to powerful people — and dead wrong.
