Sentence examples for deeply translates from inspiring English sources

The fact that I love her and care about her deeply translates into physical attraction; our love was always more than skin deep.

Possibly by that time, he had already read McKay's Banjo, a picaresque novel that affected him deeply; translated into French in 1929, it centres on black seamen in Marseilles and is notable in part for its portrayal of French treatment of black colonials.

Meanwhile, there's plenty of reason to let your knees creep forward: It allows you to squat and lunge more deeply, which translates into greater strength gains in your legs, butt, back, and even ankles, she says.

Deeply committed to translating research into policies and programs that improve individual and population health, Dr. Heymann has worked with government leaders in North America, Europe, Africa and Latin America as well as a wide range of intergovernmental organizations including the World Health Organization, the International Labor Organization, the World Economic Forum, UNICEF and UNESCO.

Turkish patients could not easily reveal their mental illness and dislike having someone to translate deeply personal and intimate thoughts and experiences.

Pierre Grosse, chairman of the church council in the German community of Wittgensdorf where she was a member, recalled her as a deeply religious woman who translated textbooks into Afghan languages.

"I trust and respect him deeply, and I hope that translates onto the screen," Metz said of Sullivan.

Two of the tastiest dishes are the spicy tandoori chicken wings (browned, moist and deeply seasoned) and goungara mamsam (translated as "pickled lamb").