Sentence examples for lay deeply from inspiring English sources

The full range of changes and the many variants still remain to be studied, but it is clear that the basic canon lay deeply rooted in the training of the Egyptian artist.

Only one third of the Mary Rose was intact and she lay deeply embedded in mud.

Mankind's true moral test, its fundamental test (which lies deeply buried from view), consists in its attitude towards those who are at its mercy: animals.

More sensitive planning could have seen these stacks teach our grandchildren about forms of solidarity and engineering that for now lie deeply buried in our climate contrition.

Shame is an interesting title: Brandon feels spasms of disgust and self-pity more than shame, but the point is rather that shame lies deeply buried under all of this.

And when he comes up with nothing, he is unwilling to attribute that to the emptiness of the move itself, instead chalking it up to his failure to grasp what lies deeply below the surface.

John Woods also despairs of the standard treatment but he sees in it something of importance, namely that the fallacies most often reviewed in introductory level logic textbooks "are a kind of caricature of their associated improprieties, which lie deeply imbedded in human practice" (Woods 1992, 25).

Of course everyone has a right to believe in God or not, but we must stop deluding ourselves about the origins of the Republic which lie deeply embedded in the Judeo-Christian traditions and faith.

The identified activator-binding site lying deeply inside the VSD is largely different from postulated sites reported previously, which are either located at the pore region or a superficial part of the VSD.

Mike was a brilliant philosophical conversationalist, and behind his humour lay a deeply serious spirit.

I could see every type of footwear...and I could feel, as I lay breathing deeply on our threadbare carpet, the mingled repercussions of everyone's steps".