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It's more that I've got this ever-evolving language of hieroglyphics that I've developed and can understand fluently and think deeply with.
I just want to acknowledge that choosing to have babies is a deeply, profoundly personal choice.
Yet although the book is deeply concerned with morality, "Crime and Punishment" never comes across as merely moralizing, with each character given their own distinctive and convincing voice.
We no longer feel good about ourselves as a people, we've lost our defining faith in our future, we don't see each other deeply, we don't treat each other as well.
It was a big idea, for sure, and it was one that he felt could truly inform and deeply affect the decision making of this body through animations of global data, trends and other information regarding the globe, on this sphere.
I thought sunscreen and straightening irons would bring about change in this deeply entrenched value system.
It's not going to happen, you know, in one year, but it's an important, deeply economic and cultural change that happens through children.
But despite telling myself, "I'm just studying this stuff, I'm nothing like them," when I got my diagnosis, I suddenly understood how deeply invested I was in my own Horatio Alger theology.
That means the government itself must be deeply invested in the plan.
It's so deeply embedded in our psyches that bread is used as a symbol for life.
Amartya Sen has described how deeply embedded it is in Indian civilization.
And that is that animals can care very deeply for each other, maybe they even love each other.
Mere months after the sudden death of his father, Hamlet returns from school a stranger to his own home, and deeply unsure of what might be lurking in the shadows.
With everything so deeply interconnected, what impacts one species is bound to impact others.
They're deeply engaged in making teaching better.
Spatial reasoning is deeply connected to how we understand a lot of the world around us.
Generations of refugees have been coming to our shores, fleeing the civil wars of the 1980s, in which the United States was deeply involved.
As the Russian painter Ilya Repin once said: “No people in the world held freedom, equality, and fraternity so deeply.”
And David wanted to carve deeply into Brad's face to bring the aging to this character.
And this thing, it's deeply, deeply satisfying to me.
They're deeply complex, they're more intellectually stimulating, and most of all, they're intrinsically social.
And when you think about gaming, you're probably already imagining that it features these massive, infinite worlds, but the truth is, games have been deeply limited for a very long time in a way that kind of we in the industry have tried very hard to cover up with as much trickery as possible.
And the limit is, behind the visuals, the actual information being exchanged between players or entities in a single game world has been deeply bounded by the fact that games mostly take place on a single server or a single machine.
And yet, for those who are patient enough to dig through it, the archive provides the precious opportunity to touch the past, to feel and learn from the experiences of once-living people who now seem dead and buried deeply in the archive.
That initial rejection taught me that conservation is, at its core, a journey in listening deeply, to understand the pressures and realities that communities face through their dependence on nature.
They touch us too deeply.
One day she pointed me to an advertisement for a face wash, which claimed that the polluting particles lodged deeply in our skin could be miraculously washed off.
And right now most of the preparedness is deeply flawed.
She allowed me to be deeply depressed and have a genuine connection to another person, simultaneously.
But we are so deeply thankful for every single message that people feel better, just because we shared our story with them.
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