Sentence examples for deeply small from inspiring English sources

Ireland remains a society with a deeply small sense of self.

The concepts of 3-D television and live content streamed via broadband appeal deeply to small groups of believers.

Here, in a landscape of deeply religious small towns and rolling farms, Bachmann's support is solid.

It's no wonder that, despite occasional shifts in polls and deeply polarized small factions at the edges of climate discourse (nourished by this kind of material), the public largely remains disengaged on the issue.

Glass cutting was also practiced in Egypt, primarily for the production of deeply incised small perfume bottles of square sections, the bases of which were often cut into four tapering feet ("molar tooth" bottles).

This study observed apical pressures from different needles inserted deeply into small round and ovoid canals as instrumentation progressed.

In some deeply intimate, small, personal way, the oboe at its heart is always celebrating our eternal youth and renewal.

We also deeply sequenced small RNAs to investigate nat-siRNAs from rice seedlings under normal and several stresses conditions.

A question would then arise: Should he drop fruit -- cut off grape bunches -- so that the vines can focus their energy on more deeply ripening smaller quantities of fruit?

As Mr. Seinfeld recalled, "What we had in common was both of us had the ability to focus deeply on something small, to blow small things out of proportion".

The layoffs have deeply divided this small city, just a few miles inland from Newport Beach.