Sentence examples for more deeply linked to from inspiring English sources
Because of Marseille's geographical proximity to North Africa and France's colonial history there, which ended only in the 1960s, Marseille may be more deeply linked to Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria than any non-African city.
Rosenzweig presents speech as more deeply linked to temporal experience than is rational thought, and hence as a tool eminently capable of grasping and articulating the relations of creation, revelation, and redemption which we experience in time.
He was the Generation of '98 writer most deeply linked to Salamanca, having spent more than half his life here.
Is he a portent of what more American Jews will be like -- individuals who adopt a strong narrative and practice of social justice, deeply linked to the Jewish past but intentionally delinked from the Jewish present?
Strong readers often mark texts and this visual work is deeply linked to the reading experience.
Spatial patterns are deeply linked to ecological processes and this relationship lies at the core of landscape ecology.
Second, consider that perception (at least of this stripe) now looks to be deeply linked to something not unlike imagination.
My vision is deeply linked to my being Italian, a love for beautiful fabrics and timeless elegance.
Mental, emotional and physical well-being are all deeply linked to one another.
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"Los Angeles is deeply linked to Latin America in its history and in its current demographics," Getty Foundation Director Deborah Marrow said.
