Sentence examples for writes of deep from inspiring English sources

In the face of actual widespread carnage, he now received them as prophecy, evidence, the editor and translator Sonu Shamdasani writes, of "deep subliminal connections between individual fantasies and world events".

In their 2000 book on the four ex-Beatles' solo recordings, Chip Madinger and Mark Easter wrote of "Deep Blue": "The track's understated instrumentation and perceptive lyrical content make this one of the best, yet most overlooked songs in George's catalog".

Thomas De Quincey, in his essay "On the Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth," writes of "a deep syncope" at the moment of Duncan's death.

After Harper has Rose's eye gouged out, Duncan writes of the "nerves' deep grieving".

Theologian Dale Allison writes of Harrison's "deep hurt" being reflected in the lyrics to "This Guitar".

For example, John Allen writes of attaining a deep ecological understanding: "Could this be achieved without peyote or equivalent real-time sacrament to raise the human organism to its capacity to make a workable synergy of reason, feeling, sensation, and will that coordinates its life with bioregion and cosmos?

One writes out of deep knowledge of one's interior world.

In his autobiography, Mr. McCain wrote of his deep debt to Mr. Craner's father, Lt. Col. Robert R. Craner, for his help in surviving imprisonment in North Vietnam, and when he was elected to the Senate in 1986, Mr. McCain hired the younger Mr. Craner as his legislative assistant.

Both write of their deep love for a named woman – Dante's Beatrice and Petrarch's Laura – in a way that was to shape new ideas of the artist as an individual with particular affinities, desires and pain that must be told.

In it he wrote of his deep gratitude to the Forbeses and offered heartfelt praise for the whole staff.

In it he wrote of his deep gratitude to the Forbes family, and offered heartfelt praise for the whole staff.