Sentence examples for show deep from inspiring English sources

Polls show deep division in Israel over a military strike on Iranian nuclear sites.

Her poems show deep personal emotion, and her style is fresh and natural.

For all modernisers in the Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn's victory should be a reason to show deep humility.

Surveys show deep differences do remain, with greater prejudices in the West and a sense of exclusion in the East.

It would be wrong to say the skateboard is incidental — indeed, it unites them — but the pictures show deep, quiet moments within their world.

While opinion polls show deep public unease over the health care legislation, they also show simmering frustration at the partisanship and gridlock in Washington.

"Some cats are not afraid of the mouse, but appear to show deep affection for it, and mother it as a kitten.

Although his works show deep awareness of what was happening in American art, he does not seem to have been attracted to abstraction.

But US government statistics still show deep racial differences in dental health, and just as steep a class divide as Britain.

Schools must show deep understanding and respect for cultural and religious identity, but never let this stand in the way of their duty to protect and educate children.

The clause says that spiritual directors and confessors "have the duty to dissuade" any candidates "who show deep-seated homosexual tendencies" from becoming priests.