Sentence examples for like deeply from inspiring English sources

Beyoncé might be selling a brand, but she's also selling students hope that the "things people pretend they're too smart to like" deeply matter, to paraphrase TV-host and activist (and author on the "Politicizing Beyoncé" syllabus) Janet Mock.

Once they are through quarantine, however, the mannequins are treated like deeply honoured guests.

This is why calls for genteel discourse from on high always feel like deeply nostalgic fantasies offered in bad faith.

And while many choreographers of Mr. Petronio's stature can call on big-name collaborators, his choices always seem like deeply felt, adventurous ones.

While the thought of identifying, seizing and repatriating stolen assets sounds like deeply satisfying investigative work, it is no easy task.

"They were like deeply part of the garden, like a soul thing," Laura Washington, a retired nurse, said to explain the garden's appeal for a final farewell.

The coiled sprays of comfrey blooms, which are bell-like, deeply parted, five-lobed, and hanging, are usually pollinated by bees.

Flower: sepals, lateral petals narrow-lanceolate; upper sepal +- fused to lateral petals, together hood-like, enclosing column, lower +- free, +- = lip, adherent to hood; lip not spurred, pouch-like, deeply grooved below middle, concave above; column < lip, tip with anther on back.

Mr. Parker likes deeply colored Bordeaux, so many here alter the temperature of their first maceration to extract the most color, even if it slightly affects the taste.

She likes deeply flavored food, is partial to the slow-cooked and thus is naturally inclined toward Italian, Provencal, Indian, Greek and Middle Eastern dishes as well.

"I would like to deeply apologize for the insensitivity of this post.