Sentence examples for express deeply from inspiring English sources

Authors would like to express deeply gratitude to the Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Saga University for Doctoral student position during the research conducted.

"I cannot express deeply enough how important it is to follow the speed limits set on our highways, they are there for a reason".

Their poetry "combined passionate feeling with intellectual rigor," and "sought to express deeply felt religious and secular experiences in the form of highly intellectual poems".

RONALD B. HELLMAN Douglaston, Queens, May 9, 2012 The Writer Responds Many of the letters in response to my proposal for fundamental tax reform understandably express deeply felt cynicism about this dysfunctional Congress.

So these concessions of access to the musical mainstream express deeply contextual political compromises.

Yes, they flock to the internet to express deeply-held convictions, railing against both corrupt officials and hegemonic superpowers that deny China's rise.

But it also expresses deeply held American beliefs about the superiority of private responsibilities to public ones.

Sigmund Freud expresses deeply negative opinions about Aboriginal culture in his book Totem and Taboo, for instance.

The new push come in the recent memory of two high-profile Senate seat defeats in which Republican candidates expressed deeply conservative – and to most people's minds, offensive – views on social issues.

The Libyan National Army, under the leadership of Khalifa Haftar — a former general who defected to the exiled opposition in the mid-eighties, and who returned, in 2011, to take part in the rebellion against Muammar Qaddafi — is battling Ansar al-Sharia, a Benghazi-based militia that has expressed deeply authoritarian and anti-democratic views.

The move places the investigation in jeopardy, as Whitaker has previously expressed deeply critical views of it and may seek to end it altogether.