Sentence examples for in its deeply from inspiring English sources

In its magic and mystery (there is a hint that Hermione perhaps never died but was kept in hiding until an oracle's prophesy was fulfilled) and in its deeply romantic reconciliation earned by years of despair, it possesses the kind of ingrained schmaltz that Hollywood regularly attempts but most often attenuates.

Though not always so vicious, violence against journalists is common in Russia, while convictions are rare in its deeply flawed judicial system.

Police chiefs have had to pay out thousands of pounds to hire financial consultants and university statisticians to analyse the methodology used by the Government in its "deeply flawed" funding reforms, The Independent can reveal.

In its deeply personal fashion, the "Up" series went on to make much the same point by checking in with many of the same boys and girls, men and women, every seven years.

The shashliks (kebabs, so named for the shashki, or sabers, on which they were once cooked) are full-flavored and perfectly cooked, but Caucasian cuisine shines in its deeply flavored stews, particularly the tomato-and herb-based chakhokhbili.

The Afghanistan war documentary "The Hornet's Nest" is a kinetic, immersive experience, particularly in its deeply felt human moments.

Matar weaves into his terrible story a wider history of Libya and in particular its deeply troubled relationship with Italy, about which I was only vaguely aware.

The union was, in its way, deeply fulfilling.

Yet even in its current, deeply flawed format, PMQs is an institution worth preserving.

One day last December, Tyler sent out a Twitter message that was at once uninformative and, in its way, deeply affectionate: "DAMN, EARL AIN'T HERE.

Unique secondary talons at the base of the thumb and toe claws of M. tuberculata increase grip on the substrate, as does a system of adhesive, gecko-like grooves in its soft, deeply-wrinkled pedal soles [ 12- 15].