Sentence examples for sought deep from inspiring English sources

He helped my father to find what he sought, deep in the alphabetical archive: a five-issue run of The Remarkable Super Goat Man, from Electric Comics.

He warned that "painful" staff reductions were certain to come as Congress sought deep federal budget cuts in the months ahead.

In that evaluation, the fund criticized the government for what it called excessive spending and sought deep cuts in the capital budget for 2002.

United, which had filed for bankruptcy protection after its first application was rejected, sought deep cuts from its unions after its bid was turned down a second time.

The author then digresses at length about the original Deep Throat, even recounting the cultural significance of "All the President's Men": "Ever since, reporters, lawyers and others have sought Deep Throats to overcome secrecy, and outraged individuals who fear the consequences of speaking public have known there are ways to share what they know confidentially, and to great effect".

Unfortunately, somewhere along the way the idea of someone who dabbled in many fields lost its cultural appeal and we began to praise those who sought deep subject matter expertise.

The $442m£360m0m) deal between DP World and Somaliland – which has long sought deep-pocketed investors to modernise the port and exploit its offer of a free trade zone around Berbera – heralds a new gateway for trade between east Africa and the rest of the world.

A handful of artists freed themselves from the direct imitation of appearances and instead sought deeper truths.

House Republicans had sought deeper cuts than those reflected in the compromise with Senate Democrats, although many of their priorities are reflected in the bill, including eliminating grants to public transportation agencies to reduce greenhouse gases.

In some instances, the people briefed on the report said, bank employees initially resisted requests from regulators at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency who sought deeper details.

WASHINGTON — President Obama on Tuesday flatly dismissed a short-term Republican plan to keep the federal government operating past Friday as Speaker John A. Boehner sought deeper spending cuts, putting Congress and the White House on a course toward a government shutdown.