Sentence examples for fewer deeply from inspiring English sources

The youngest voters, they argue, have fewer "deeply ingrained negative racial stereotypes" than older voters and their "views of African Americans in general were open to being shaped by the first 'new' national political leader that they encountered".

The non hot spot residues, whose ∆∆ G is low, tend to have fewer deeply buried directly broken atomic contacts, leading to a smaller number of false positives and hence a higher precision.

MILWAUKEE — For a few deeply unpleasant days, the Rev. David Cooper found himself in the crosshairs of the Roman Catholic hierarchy.

Everyone at school was like me; the few deeply religious families that lived in my small town sent their children to religious schools.

Meanwhile, the movie is playing in Europe, and Fincher has been giving interviews, including one, with Cahiers du Cinéma, in which he offers a few deeply insightful phrases about his own work.

Having only a few deeply discounted items in stock when more than a thousand people come to purchase this item only abets the desperate hysteria and poisoned, competitive dog-eat-dog atmosphere.

Foreignness ravishes the American palate, especially now, in the frantic summer-spectacle season, when some of us long for a new tempo, a new way of seeing — a few deeply felt images instead of thousands of flashing, meaningless ones.

Sure, those few, deeply committed students of rare ability are an unmitigated joy.

420 Fight Club along with its umbrella organization, Occupy Weed Street is the project of a few deeply committed individuals with ideas that can sound like a blend of Ron Paul and new age philosophy.

It is now widely thought that it is time for the BBC to slim down for the fight, reach out to those it has served for so long and let them be part of its case for long-term survival, not just for a few more years but for as long as our few other deeply rooted institutions.

Few read deeply about art.