Sentence examples for speaking deeply from inspiring English sources

That powerful interior world that manages to speak to everybody by just speaking deeply privately seems to me the great treasure of American poetry, whereas you know Irish poetry has had a very strong and fractious struggle with the public voice and the demands of it.

* Obama can speak directly to calm those who fear him., acknowledging and speaking deeply to their worries about race.

The US Science Envoy program therefore appeals at a number of levels while speaking deeply to the core of ancient Muslim sentiment.

"Is that Canlis?" speaks deeply to the braided matter of hospitality and relationships.

The Eagle of the Ninth was published in 1954 and speaks deeply of its time.

The play spoke deeply to me, and was so brilliantly constructed, and in many places hilarious.

"I knew nothing about life in a kindergarten, but then I saw that it spoke deeply about the country.

Her music is universal, but speaks deeply to a questioning and yearning spirit in the hearts of young people across the world.

MH: I'm sure that whatever was meant by a naked Lena Dunham eating on a toilet and punching Jimmy Kimmel, it spoke deeply and directly to young women around the country.

He inspired me with his words and stimulated my heart and mind – particularly as he wrote about race in a way that spoke deeply to me as fellow mixed-race black American.

That one of New York's earliest landmarks, Amster Yard, could be demolished without public review speaks deeply about how far New York City has drifted from upholding its own landmark laws (news article, May 21).