Sentence examples for exists deeply from inspiring English sources

A part which exists deeply within every child I have ever met, no matter their circumstances.

The road itself consisted of five layers, including the basalt paving stones on top, now (where the road still exists) deeply furrowed by countless wagons.

In it, by all accounts, recognisable versions of the people we know in Life and Fate in scrubbed-bare form exist deeply layered, varnished in acceptable feeling and Stalinist sentiment.

"Ethnic discrimination exists very deeply in Chinese minds," Wang said.

Hamas's ideological objection to accepting Israel's right to exist is deeply held.

While I and many other Americans would take issue on a number of fronts with these arguments and perceptions, the fact remains that they exist, are deeply ingrained in the Arab mindset and can no longer be ignored.

"The Really Big Once" exists in a deeply personal relationship with its subject that doesn't allow much entry for those uninitiated in the life and works of Williams.

Many commentators have read Williams as advocating the position that moral luck exists and is deeply threatening to morality.

A tension exists between these deeply ingrained character traits and the new culture of team-based practice that emphasizes maximizing patient safety.

The very fact that such spin exists showcases how deeply Americans feel about politics.

But experts say the problem is clear: The food system as it exists today is deeply flawed.