About an hour later, he suggested how deeply he'd been bruised.
Her work was never subservient to theirs; rather than being inward looking, her abstractions suggested her deeply felt experience of nature.
The pollsters said the findings suggested how deeply the power crisis had affected Californians, who have been hit by rolling blackouts and soaring electric bills over the last few months.
The government's own accounts, issued Friday, of confiscating large amounts of heavy weapons and explosives from Qudsaya and nearby areas suggested how deeply the rebellion had penetrated even into a Republican Guard stronghold.
Mr Hosie said the current Conservative-Lib Dem coalition had "not been squeamish" in pursuing policies, such as spending cuts and welfare changes, which he suggested were deeply unpopular in Scotland.
This suggests a deeply disquieting prospect.
The vote was closer than many expected and, like the 2000 election in the U.S., suggests a deeply divided country.
Cable, who passed the documents to HMRC and the Financial Services Authority, told the Sunday Times this week: "The documents suggest a deeply ingrained culture of tax avoidance.
All this reporting of off-the-record briefings and "private" opinions (not so private if told to a journalist, I suggest) is deeply suspect.
Mr. Fontecilla and Mr. Zagal, as the twins, speak in contrasting voices, often in unison, to suggest their deeply entrenched emotional interdependence.
