Sentence examples similar to deeply secured from inspiring English sources

Jack seems happily ensconced in a routine that is deeply secure, in a setting where he can see his mother all day, at any moment.

Still, he speaks of his childhood as a deeply secure, rooted time; the Boroughs' dense warren of Victorian terraces sustained a strong sense of community.

Another Pew study from this past May found Americans care very deeply about securing their data online but feel powerless to do so.

Some of the student winners are experienced filmmakers and others are first-timers, but one thing is clear: They all care deeply about securing a healthy future for our planet.

The fashionable view was that Mr Blair was washed up after a deeply unsatisfactory victory, secured with the votes of just one in five of the electorate.

Insert them deeply and have them secured on; make sure they are in there tight!

He said the U.S. also remains "deeply committed to securing the release of Americans being unjustly held" in other nations.

There's something about being physically cradled by a large human who is professionally obligated to not judge you that makes one feel deeply, almost primordially secure.

In his 1990 autobiography An American Life, Reagan claimed that he was deeply committed to securing the release of the hostages; it was this compassion that supposedly motivated his support for the arms initiatives.

Nails should be large enough to penetrate the attached member and the supporting member deeply enough to secure the two pieces.

Advantages of the postoperative morphine clonidine epidural analgesia were that sufficient pain relief was not accompanied by a long lasting sedation effect, which enabled patients to remain active enough to move in bed, breath deeply, and secure effective cough.