You could say that I am an accidental witness to their stories which are deeply upsetting.
Gross, almost reticent, cites long excerpts from these accounts, which are deeply wrenching.
One's entire archive of memories, which are deeply personal to that individual, are seemingly what makes that person that person.
This is evident in his writings which are deeply memoiric, his research questions and psychic exchanges often on display.
Among the fiercest opponents, some believe, are the armed forces, which are deeply involved in running state enterprises.
He must maintain good relations with Egypt's still-powerful army and intelligence services, which are deeply wary of Hamas.
Congress, of course, would have to approve any such cuts, some of which are deeply unpopular among lawmakers.
The federal exchange states, many of which are deeply opposed to the law, are in a precarious position, too.
"Every shop that sells lads' mags – publications which are deeply harmful to women – are opening themselves up to legal action".
This evaluation of Waddington's pictorial legacy reveals that there are highly diverse lines of traditions in the life sciences, which are deeply rooted in Waddington's methodological work.
Both the steady-state and excited-state photophysics of GQDs suggest the involvement of two prominent energy states, which are deeply rooted with its molecular functionalities.
