Sentence examples for deeply successful from inspiring English sources
"deeply successful" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It usually means achieving a high level of success or achieving success in a profound way. Example: The company's new marketing strategy was deeply successful, resulting in a significant increase in sales and customer satisfaction.
He was the right man at the right time, and our partnership in so many ways was deeply successful for the institution.
"Although the conceit of having a protagonist share a name with the book's author eventually grows thin, the novel is deeply successful in its juxtaposition of Byron's secret life with what is revealed about [the writer on Byron] Peter Sullivan," argued Stephen Amidon in the Sunday Times.
How many actresses and Hollywood personalities are there that are deeply successful and openly gay in the way the Neil Patrick Harris or Zachary Quinto or Ian McKellen are?
Unusual but usually deeply successful.
Between 19 and 50%% of seeds that remained viable were predicted to be buried too deeply to form successful mycorrhizal associations.
Yet Quatro makes something successful and deeply felt from the allegorical conceit.
A caring, successful man deeply devoted to his family and numerous Jewish causes.
Five or six years ago, he told me, he realized that he found his outwardly successful life deeply unsatisfying.
But despite ritual expressions of good faith from Mr Netanhayu and Mr Abbas, most experts are deeply doubtful of a successful outcome.
That was when Mr. Sondheim was discussing "The Road You Didn't Take," a solo from "Follies" performed by Benjamin Stone, a wildly successful but deeply dissatisfied businessman.
The bride and groom are a charmed couple: arrestingly good-looking, effortlessly successful and deeply in love, sort of; or, anyway, made for each other.
