Sentence examples for present deeply from inspiring English sources

Firstly, it is, structurally and ideologically, just like many other political parties in Turkey past and present, deeply patriarchal.

Additionally, Kerry needs to demand that the Palestinian leadership stop making maneuvers at the UN and other international bodies which are, at present, deeply counterproductive.

The document continued: "The church, while deeply respecting the people in question, cannot admit to the seminary and the sacred orders those who practice homosexuality, present deeply rooted homosexual tendencies, or support so-called gay culture".

True romance is the thousands of ways that he shows up to forge a shared life, fully present, deeply willing, unwavering in his commitment to me and our family.

On this I thought there really was political consensus but then up popped the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, on the Today programme to say that he was opposed to change and happy with the present deeply-flawed system.

America's elites must come to understand American religion, past and present, more deeply.

Palau will present a deeply unfamiliar landscape to the Chinese Uighurs.

Richard writes that British generals, past and present, are deeply unhappy about the government's decision to cut the regular army by 20%, from 102,000 to 82,000 by 2020.

But the strain in England's acute hospitals is not just about the money – those same performance reports present a deeply depressing picture of a health service that is struggling to deliver the quality of care all those who work in it aspire to.

The ways we act and perceive the present are deeply influenced by the way we imagine the future.

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