Sentence examples for really very deeply from inspiring English sources

"Libya is falling really very deeply into chaos," he says.

"I'm really very deeply disappointed," said Mr. Eaton, who said he voted for Mr. Cuomo last year and who plans to brave winter in the park thanks in part to a sleeping bag rated for minus 30 degrees.

"We've experienced a lot of really, really deeply discounted foreclosures," Ms. Dempsey said.

I really feel that very deeply".

For all its keenly observed detail Mr. Jackson's play doesn't really cut very deeply into the heart.

He really delves into a character very deeply".

"Through the war, they really thought and very deeply felt that what they did was in comparison to the men, was so minor," Ms. Montague said.

"Leading American Jews really feel very deeply that American interests and Israeli interests are one and the same and that what the adminsitration is doing is exactly the right thing".

Harron, who previously directed "I Shot Andy Warhol" (1996) and "American Psycho" (2000), offers a lightweight retelling of Page's life, a sketch, really, which doesn't probe very deeply into Page's bizarre mixture of exhibitionism and piety.

In the end, the reader has spent a lot of time with a core cast of characters (Henry; his guide, Jehan, whom he calls Johnny; his housekeeper and later sex partner, Nani; a monk with attitude; and assorted village personalities) without really getting to know them very deeply.

"He really was a person who cared very deeply for the civilians affected by conflict," he told BBC News.