Sentence examples for might be deeply from inspiring English sources

To give Cersei her credit, she might be deeply unpleasant but she doesn't muck about.

He might be deeply untrustworthy and scarily fanatical, but he's also sardonic and entertainingly unamused.

Bermuda's identity might be deeply influenced by the UK and US, but it has not been totally obscured.

Today's British conservatives, and their Liberal coalition partners, might be deeply sceptical of the nanny state; but they aren't anti-government per se.

But Brooks also envisions a more disquieting scenario, a natural successor to Court TV -- Interrogation TV: "We might not be able to keep from watching; we might be deeply disturbed by what we saw".

It is easy to see why the Kremlin might be deeply alarmed by this prospect, for many of its key oil and gas fields are located close to its northern coasts and some of their output is moved by tanker from a huge terminal at Varandey on the Barents Sea.

Or, on the other hand, might he be deeply maladjusted, and might his parents be completely unaware of the shadow side of their apparently good son?

— might already be deeply aware of the sickness, infirmity and disgrace that drug-based body-shaping leads to.

But none of them like the idea that their decision on who is the "best person for the job" might actually be deeply biased.

"Bless all the women of this world who nurture our heritage while too many men rush off to kill for ideals that might now be deeply and personally held, but will often be viewed as repugnant by later generations".

Some straight people may not fully understand how someone who is gay, but lives on the west coast, might still be deeply impacted by a shooting Orlando.