Through Alexander's relationship with his neglectful mother, the novel reflects Hope's own ambivalence, his "passion for Africa born of love, but that's also deeply suspect when professed by a white African".
The embassy in Hanoi professed itself "deeply disturbed" and called for the immediate and unconditional release of the nine.Vietnam's government has never been shy of using the law to deter criticism.
That Weiner is "deeply flawed," as he professed to the young woman who chose to publicize his latest round of texts, is perhaps less troubling than his arrogant belief that he doesn't have to fully confront his mistakes, and that the voting public can be as easily seduced as the faceless women whom he has sought out online.
He professed himself "deeply grateful" but remained wounded that she had to be "dragged kicking and screaming into the campaign," and two years later took revenge for what he saw as the family's disloyalty by failing to endorse James Roosevelt's candidacy for governor of California -- a snub that so angered her that only the intervention of friends kept her from again submitting her resignation.
She was deeply impressed by the faith that working-class Europeans professed in the idea that in America, life could be better.
Among those who responded to the article were empathetic Americans who professed to sharing our difficulties ("I'm not British, just deeply socially awkward") and Britons who felt they'd hit the nail on the head.
Though the Saudis professed goal is to reinstate President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, the nominal Yemeni leader remains deeply unpopular among many Yemenis and even members of his own government. .
As each panelist professed, it is this transparency that is missing from so many media organizations as it's deeply misunderstood and underestimated.
While Marx had great contempt for the deeply hypocritical deployment of Christianity to justify massive exploitation, and worse, on the part of "successful" capitalists who professed to be Christian, he had respect for some elements in the Christian tradition, as his use of the writings of Thomas More and Martin Luther demonstrates.
Murdoch had spoken like the libertarian he has professed to be, but now he chose to be reëducated, and among the lessons he learned was how deeply the Chinese government detested the BBC, whose World Service news was carried on a Star channel.
