Sentence examples for sunk deeply from inspiring English sources

These ideas have sunk deeply into people's minds, and we just accept them and wouldn't think of changing them".

She is effectively homeless, and longs to live a settled life, "like a tree with roots sunk deeply into the earth".

That legacy has, of course, always been deeply contested, even as graffiti has sunk deeply into the DNA of 21st-century visual culture.

Last night reading Blake, the lost children and especially "A Little Girl Lost," I began to suspect he must have sunk deeply into my unconscious.

The main theme, the human figure, was expressed in blocky, almost cubist forms, with the nearly rectangular head sunk deeply between the shoulders.

In the wake of the Irish banking crisis in 2008, both Quinlan and McKillen had sunk deeply into debt to Nama, Ireland's state-backed toxic loan book.

His legs were quite swollen – his socks sank deeply into the flesh of his calves.

But as we have seen in the past year, a national or global economy takes longer to sink deeply into recession.

But even as he sank deeply into his little world he felt at the back of his mind a slight itching, as if he knew that his palace, even that, could not satisfy him for long.

(Jeannette Catsoulis) * 'LITTLE FISH' (R, 114 minutes) In this tough, savvy Australian film, Cate Blanchett sinks deeply into the role of a 32-year-old recovering heroin addict trying to rebuild her life and fighting the temptation to relapse.

(Scott) * 'LITTLE FISH' (R, 114 minutes) In this tough, savvy Australian film, Cate Blanchett sinks deeply into the role of a 32-year-old recovering heroin addict trying to rebuild her life and fighting the temptation to relapse.