Sentence examples for pay deeply from inspiring English sources

With tears, he said Saturday that he had made a mistake for which he would "pay deeply".

Though prices paid by large industrial companies are rising slightly, individual Russians pay deeply subsidized rates, less than one-tenth the price American consumers pay.

"Any politician who dares to exploit this tragedy for partisan political reasons — anyone who dares to display such arrogance or hackneyed rhetoric at a time of national mourning — will pay deeply," read a front page editorial on Monday in the newspaper Kathimerini.

"These people were victims of hysteria, and they paid deeply with their lives," said Mr. Tirone, whose wife, Sharon, is a descendant of Sarah Wildes, who was exonerated in 1711.

But thanks to her (and to William Shawn, who not only hired her in 1973 but had the good sense to give her sufficient space with which to make an impression), The New Yorker was paying deeply informed attention to dance at a time when most so-called highbrow magazines were otherwise occupied.

Deborah Hargreaves, the commission's chair, described top pay as "deeply corrosive".

Mr. Petraeus erred on a personal level, and for that he and those he loves will pay a deeply personal price.

Mr. Usry declined to say how much the campaign will cost, but said the brewery was paying a deeply discounted rate because it was co-sponsoring a home-brewing contest with the station.

The results were based on the subjective experiences of the participants without any external video observations, physiological recordings or other objective data [ 64] which could more deeply pay attention to the participants' thoughts and attitudes to the VP.

Despite calls to shake up the ratings establishment, the industry's "issuer-pay" system is deeply entrenched.

Unionization efforts are not unfair — fast-food workers and adjunct lecturers are poorly paid and face deeply insecure employment prospects.