Sentence examples for subject deeply from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a committee of really eminent persons should be invited to probe the subject deeply, and stick to the subject.

Michael Kingsbury's production does full justice to a play that leaves one, like its subject, deeply divided.

And yet I never felt short-changed or hurried along: Anna Pavord is a beautiful writer who feels her subject deeply and with a lifetime's deep enjoyment and understanding.

I am a racist and it's nice!" Borat says, which seems to make his subject deeply uncomfortable.

Master Teacher programs select outstanding math and science teachers, where "outstanding" is carefully defined -- teachers who know their subject, deeply and appropriately, who know the craft of teaching and who know their students and their needs.

An independent program can be useful for a gifted child to really explore a subject deeply.

The authors know their subjects deeply: Elisabeth Sifton is the daughter of the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, who influenced Bonhoeffer when he studied in America; and Fritz Stern is an acclaimed historian who escaped Nazi Germany at the age of 12. Their book resulted from an article published in the New York Review of Books last year that has expanded to a still-compact 150 pages.

Results showed that the subjects deeply understood the example through its imitation, and understanding the example then elicited understanding of the subjects' own expressions.

Its attitude towards its subject remains deeply, deliberately ambivalent.

Among those voices were about two dozen Muslim women for whom this subject is deeply personal.

I asked Father Kevin, who feels the subject so deeply, if he could offer a meditation.