Sentence examples for point deeply from inspiring English sources

At his lowest point, deeply delusional, he was repeatedly hospitalized against his will.

At that point, deeply deflated, he says, it was only at the prompting of a friend that he got the idea of making the sausages on his own.

As he says, this obsession is at this point deeply embedded in the academic incentive structure: If you think that only 'modelling what you can microfound' is so obviously wrong that it cannot possibly be defended, you obviously have never had a referee's report which rejected your paper because one of your modelling choices had 'no clear microfoundations'.

See also, di Giovanni, 1994: 32, note 70 .4. Johann August Starck, theologian and in his days renowned preacher at the court of Darmstadt, became at some point deeply involved in the shadowy side of Masonic internal politics.

In his youth, Berlin's intellectual development followed that of English-language philosophy, and he was at one point deeply involved in the advance of analytic philosophy; yet he drifted away from this, and his later writings and concerns are a world away from most Anglo-American philosophy of their time.

Although Marx is best known for his virulent criticism of capitalism and Mill for his exposition and defense of liberal utilitarianism, these philosophers are treated together here because their approach to character is at crucial points deeply Aristotelian.

In this regard, it becomes evident that the ER-mitochondria interface points deeply affect intracellular Ca2+ signalling and are fundamental for different functional outcomes, such as cell metabolism or induction of cell death.

To insist on not just staying the course, but actually protracting cuts at this point, seems deeply misguided.

Our starting point is deeply inequitable with poor countries certain to be hit earliest and hardest by climate change.

The 10th anniversary of 9/11 becomes a taking-off point for deeply personal ruminations about loss and remembrance, embodied by a splendid six-member cast (1 50).

I know David Benioff and DB Weiss were making a point about deeply ingrained feudalism and the fact that Edmure was the true lord of Riverrun, but he was only actually the lord for a few weeks between his father's death and the Red Wedding, he's since been held captive for years and these men have been holding out against the Freys and now Lannisters for some time under the Blackfish's command.