Sentence examples for does deeply from inspiring English sources

But he does deeply admire the effort and vision that went into almost all earlier buildings, which were put up, just as were better-known monuments, "to ennoble all -- even ordinary people," he writes.

"I think he does deeply care that there be a Judaism for another generation, and his sense is that if we just go business as usual, that won't happen".

"I do deeply regret the role that I played in the incident that night," she said.

If I lead you on to that conclusion, I do deeply regret it.

Palmer said: "I do deeply regret the role I played in the incident that night.

An anchor is an activity or pastime that they do deeply and consistently over a long period.

Many people come, as you do, deeply sceptical or defended, yet after some weeks see the benefits beginning to accrue.

He married his wife, Doris Audrey Cosgrove, moving to Washington, D.C. to do deeply classified work during the Cold War, working with his brother Joseph in service of the government.

But the Westport Country Playhouse's production, which ends its summer season, and is expertly directed by Gregory Boyd, is a beautifully done, deeply affecting piece of ensemble acting.

Doing deeply complex modeling of climate events, of energy usage, of cancer progression-these are not so easy to turn into iPhone apps.

But there is plenty of evidence, especially from his undergraduate days, that he did deeply examine his faith.