Sentence examples for he is very deeply from inspiring English sources

There is a void in our hearts and he is very deeply missed by many people.

He is very deeply committed to making opportunity more widely available, to advancing the principle of equity".

"He was very deeply affected and he completely backed down".

On a visit to the Middle East in 2002, he said he was "very deeply distressed", adding that "it reminded me so much of what happened to us black people in South Africa".

So, I think for Sam, he's very deeply wounded by the relationship with his mother that has been just so beautifully brought out in this backstory they've been showcasing the past few seasons.

Tim asks Mondo what inspired his print to which Mondo will only say he's very deeply connected to the print and the symbolism, "who I was, where I've been, and where I'm going to be in the future".

"It was clear she was very deeply in love with him," says the cricketer-turned-politician.

"I think those who are proposing the change underestimate the sort of change that this entails and if you talk to the many ethnic communities across Australia, the linkage between their strong beliefs – and it doesn't matter whether they're Christian beliefs or Hindu beliefs or Muslim beliefs – and the connection between that and their culture is very deeply felt," he told Ten's Bolt Report.

This is because "the structure of American environmental law is very deeply embedded into the country," he said.

And this is very deeply rooted.

According to Sprechmann: "Culturally, this kind of behaviour is very deeply ingrained.