Sentence examples for deeply stained from inspiring English sources

Instead, he had been fearful, diminished by the sins that so deeply stained his cloth, distrustful of his people.

The owner's art collection hangs on the walls, and the canvasses are deeply stained from the rains -- the water deepens the colors, he says.

In a country deeply stained by slavery and anti-black racism, the church, founded by Joseph Smith in 1830, was noteworthy for its relative racial egalitarianism.

The students have been assigned to read the accounts in translation, but here they view the original Latin text on pages deeply stained by ink that has migrated across the pages.

While the slavery era may serve as a screen on which current conflicts are acted out, the nation is now freeing itself from the old Confederate-dominated paradigm, and can finally see the period from 1790 to 1865 as a deeply stained but defining era in the history of this strange nation.

But it was only a brief pause as if he was taking it all in, then Sean Hodgson lifted a finger deeply stained by nicotine, pointed down the steps of the Royal Courts of Justice to where the media waited 10 deep, and whispered in his north-eastern accented tones: "I want to go down there".

This will remove the mud that has been stained deeply into the mud.

Stained glass formerly deeply coloured became lighter in colour to increase the visibility of tracery silhouettes and to let more light into the interior.

Their beliefs and desires have been stained too deeply by a world filled with mistakes, especially by the misleading tales of the poets.

Intercellular boundaries of almost all cancer cells in well and moderately differentiated adenocarcinomas stained as deeply for E-cadherin as normal gastric mucosa.

Note that these sections were stained more deeply than those in Figure 2 so as to visualize structures in the sealed glands, which are less basophilic and therefore do not take stain as readily as actively lactating glands.