Sentence examples for was of deep from inspiring English sources

Tewkesbury's Conservative MP, Laurence Robertson, said that the closure in Gloucester was of deep concern.

The costume of the princess was of deep pink satin heavily embroidered in Egyptian designs in gold and black.

The story was of deep personal significance to Truffaut, who was having an affair with Dorléac and whose marriage was breaking up.

After hosting an emergency summit at No 10 following his return from holiday, Cameron said the situation was "of deep concern", but added: "I don't believe nationalisation is the right answer.

But Mr. Panetta, who spoke to reporters on his plane en route to Portugal for a weeklong trip Europe, said that the chaos in Mali was of deep concern to the administration and praised the French for their actions.

The British problem was of deep concern to Roman central government.

This is of deep anguish to me".

And the abiding memory is of deep, deep self-loathing".

But the Davos agenda items are of deep public relevance.

"The situation is of deep concern," he admitted and there were "no guarantees of success".

The race for Mr. Kennedy's seat is of deep symbolic importance to House Democrats.