Sentence examples for deeply searching from inspiring English sources

She raised it to her face and breathed deeply, searching for some trace of Miles.

The stirring material, deriving from the compassionate counsel Strayed offered readers of the online literary magazine the Rumpus (collected in "Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life From Dear Sugar"), needs only a structure that will allow the anguished letter-writing voices and the deeply searching replies to sing.

If you're especially fortunate, you might stumble upon her reading from her novella ("A deeply searching new take on femininity," croons the TLS) while wearing a 1920s smoking jacket rescued from a west London flea, repurposed around her shoulders as a sort of cloak.

That is what all great men have acknowledged in their works, all those who have thought a little more deeply and searched and worked and loved a little more than the rest, who have plumbed the depths of the sea of life".

The Aristotelian influence resulted in the plays of Pierre Corneille and Jean Racine, tragedies of honour using classical themes, highly sophisticated theatrical instruments capable of searching deeply into character and motive, and capable of creating the powerful tension of a tightly controlled plot.

Hytner said: "His work as a director is always searching, deeply considered and adventurous and I have no doubt he will bring these qualities to the running of the National".

Everyone else is pretty much beyond fault: Thomas McCarthy as Dotty's younger, hail-fellow-well-met love interest; Robin Weigert as the down-to-earth but vulnerable stage manager; Edward Hibbert as a deeply sensitive soul searching for psychological motive in his mechanical character; and T. R. Knight as Tim, the perpetually fatigued young company manager.

Cagney's films show how even at their most criminal Irish Catholics came to represent certain communal values that resonated deeply with Americans searching for signs of life in local ties threatened by the social dislocation of the Depression and the increasing nationalization of life under the New Deal.

His eyes roam ours, searching deeply.

Nuland's unsparing, deeply felt and searching attempt to remember and understand his personal and familial past is no "Daddy Dearest" but an illuminating journey into some of the darker areas of the father-son relationship.

In their accounts of the Republican primaries, for example, neither accepts the idea of a deeply divided party searching desperately for "anyone but Romney". Instead, as Vavreck and Sides show, polling data make clear that Romney was at least broadly acceptable to the majority of Republican primary voters from the outset.