Sentence examples for have grown deeply from inspiring English sources
But the libertarians have grown deeply disenchanted.
Throughout the Andes, glaciers are now melting so rapidly that scientists have grown deeply concerned about water supplies for the people living there.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have grown deeply worried about the political vacuum in Yemen, which has been a boon to Al Qaeda's local affiliate.
Gradually, we have grown deeply attached to the house, the village and the region, which is the essence of bucolic England.
In Russia, where politics has been tightly controlled from above for the past decade, people have grown deeply cynical of anything political.
Whatever your politics, the polling data confirms that most Americans have grown deeply cynical about our elected leaders' commitment to consistency, clarity, and truthfulness.
Mr. Schrier's mother, Lois, had grown deeply worried over her son's silence.
By the time he published "The Old Regime and the Revolution" in 1856, Tocqueville had grown deeply pessimistic.
He has grown deeply conscious of his image, one that so far has been defined by nothing but touchdown dances and tuxedos.
Yet many of them had grown deeply dissatisfied with a Japan they viewed as having grown materially rich but spiritually empty.
