Sentence examples for especially deeply from inspiring English sources

"I know that such a close-knit community will feel such a tragedy especially deeply".

This suggests that the aberrant learning, which resists the negative consequences of addiction, may be especially deeply engrained.

This poetic ideal of the heroine resonates especially deeply with many of today's Pakistani young, but even their mothers and grandmothers can relate.

Mr Levinson's disappearance has been heart-wrenching for his wife and children, who feel his absence especially deeply at the many family milestones missed these past seven years.

Close on its heels came a recession which, although it affected all luxury trades, seemed to bite especially deeply at the already weakened house of Scherrer.

James Sheldon, a photographer who produced the CD-ROM and runs the new media program at Emerson College, Boston, said Dr. Edgerton resonated especially deeply with children, making a tour of his life for students quite fitting.

"The loss of Simonetta's warmth, especially her deeply felt dedication to her grandfather's life and music, will be deeply felt here in Torre del Lago," Mr. Handt said by email from that town.

However, the principal component analysis provides better defect detection results, especially for deeply buried defects.

Venezuela is not especially a deeply Catholic country, and El Sistema's top rank of musicians do not display piety.

Yet for a system that — according to Taylor, especially — is deeply in crisis, American higher education is not doing badly.

The portrait of the parents, especially the deeply religious mother, is painted with immense subtlety and sympathy.