Sentence examples for particularly deeply from inspiring English sources

The juxtaposition of Christian martyrs and Brooklyn hipsters doesn't seem jarring because the history of subjectivity is now a shopping mall of flexible identities, none particularly deeply held.

The party to introduce her to his parents, his godparents and 40 of his "nearest and dearest friends" seems to have etched its terrors particularly deeply.

You know it was just something we made up!' I began to see there were institutional consequences to what seemed like a not particularly deeply thought-out term".

This is a point that touches Cohn particularly deeply, since he thinks it has a direct impact on the way children are taught.

Among the motivational stories I've learned through the years, that of the White Brothers resonates with me particularly deeply.

Which may be true, but I've never studied any of those particularly deeply, I was just speaking to something that felt true to me.

Artists of an older generation, particularly those deeply invested in lifelong issues of black pride, were angry.

For a piano-playing singer-songwriter, "Happenstance" (Private Music) seems a particularly lavish, deeply multitracked pop album.

So there was something full-circle about the Sept. 12 session, given that Greenwood owes his profile as a classical composer in large part to his work in film, particularly his deeply Penderecki-indebted score for Paul Thomas Anderson's "There Will Be Blood".

Demonstrators called for political "reforms" before an election in a bid to rid the country of the influence of the Shinawatra family, particularly the deeply divisive former prime minister Thaksin Yingluckck's brother – who was deposed in a 2006 coup.

His interpretations of his best songs are revelatory, particularly his deeply personal reading of Southern Nights, about his childhood memories of the Louisiana countryside.