Sentence examples for saying deeply from inspiring English sources

Which is a long way of saying deeply human, with all the positive and negative characteristics that suggests.

Hannibal meanwhile – that devious bastard – has nicked Will's job and now glides around saying deeply insightful things about bizarre homicides and trying not to salivate over piles of dead bodies.

In April 1912, the SS Carpathia transmitted a message from the north Atlantic to the New York offices of the White Star Line, saying: "Deeply regret advise your Titanic sunk this morning fifteenth after collision iceberg resulting serious loss life further particulars later". Using the word "STOP" instead of a full stop saved money because four-letter words were free and punctuation cost extra.

Mr Abraham is, he says, deeply offended.

His mother, he said, deeply influenced him.

He says deeply unsetting things.

As I said, deeply ashamed.

Those laws are, he says, "deeply flawed.

That testimony, she said, deeply distressed Dr. Prego.

She would, she said, deeply miss her young singers.

He may say deeply hurtful things, such as accusing her of being a bad mother.