Sentence examples for move deeply from inspiring English sources

Bartlett, 30, called the move "deeply problematic" but wasn't shocked the eviction finally happened.

In an interview, he called Cameron's embrace of "fringe groups" in the European Parliament a move "deeply detrimental to the British national interest".

This move deeply angered the Soviets and set off continentwide protests.

Surface vacancies generated by surface instabilities move deeply into the bulk at elevated temperatures and form a highly defective layer with pores and microcracks.

European officials called the move "deeply regrettable" and the Dutch government issued a harsh statement after its pleas to commute the sentence of its citizen, Ang Kiem Soe, were ignored.

Fans of the wacky, brilliant, arguably unhinged Ms. Frizzle slammed DeVos for being bold enough to go for the costume, calling the move "deeply disturbing," "the most disrespectful thing I've ever seen," and in a word—"sacrilege".

Its cross-currents are moving deeply.

But the company has recently moved deeply into advertising and new media testing.

Carl Albanese "It's beguiling, beautifully shot, brilliantly acted, moving, deeply human, and full of exquisite cinematic moments".

And to see that the last three engravings are your own name - that moves deeply".

Nowadays it is moving deeply into natural gas efforts such as Australia's Northwest Continental Shelf natural gas project.