Sentence examples for display deeply from inspiring English sources
The perfect child for this exhibition bounced excitedly from display to display, deeply absorbed in each one.
Judge Alito, in particular, aroused the ire of abortion rights supporters because of two memorandums he had written as a lawyer for the Reagan administration displaying deeply held disagreement with the abortion rights decisions.
In January that year, two seedlings from the Wulgulmerang population displayed deeply lobed (pinnatisect) leaves and a prostrate habit.
The restaurant's whitewashed beach shack décor provides a crisp backdrop for the display of deeply suntanned skin, vividly colored pareos and important jewelry.
First, they display the deeply personal nature of the ideas, or opinions, that the sages expressed in response to the questions.
George W Bush told his art teacher, whom he meets on a weekly basis, to unleash the ex-president's inner Rembrandt, and the results are now on public display: a deeply personal gallery of world leaders, focusing on the art of personal diplomacy.
Lorne Campbell notes that these panels display a deeply pessimistic view of humanity, with the damned far outnumbering the saved, especially compared to Stefan Lochner's Cologne panel, where the saved crowd the entrance to Heaven.
Light displays are deeply ingrained in Chinese folk culture.
The tree displays a deeply fissured bark and light brown branches.
This gives the displays a deeply personal quality, which is captivating and cute.
"Defendants' cavalier attitude towards the prospect of a 'widespread practice of suspicionless stops,' " she wrote, "displays a deeply troubling apathy towards New Yorkers' most fundamental constitutional goals".
