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My position on these issues is shaped by deeply held beliefs.

The truth is that it never was a deeply held ambition.

"Because this is one of my most deeply held beliefs," he said.

Either way, he did not learn about civil rights at his father's knee, yet it became a deeply held family value.

On one hand, nearly everyone she talked to expressed the deeply held feeling that "my family comes first."

All are consequences of America's deeply held belief in personal freedom.

Like many people here, she showed deeply held hatred when asked about the Iraqis.

But is it practical to try to know a public figure's most deeply held religious convictions?

Congress was clear in saying this objection is available to one who has a deeply held religious belief.

The issue taps deeply held beliefs about body image, and personal choice.

Then, foreign affairs, and the British threat, were deeply held concerns.

Mental models are "deeply held images of thinking and acting."

They are fulfilling a deeply held desire for greater national exposure.

"Do we then to share our deeply held secrets without further chattering?"

She had just told a virtual stranger some of her most deeply held secrets.

Now let's go for the punch right in the id, their deeply held beliefs about life.

They also reflect a deeply held desire among Iraqis for freedom.

The catalogue does not challenge any deeply held view of Rembrandt.

Pinto has said that the books include his most deeply held political beliefs.

If the truth contradicts deeply held beliefs, that is too bad.

She had already fulfilled her wildest and most deeply held dreams.

Values that are deeply held and widely shared offer guidance to the work.

The more deeply held a position is, the harder it is to change.

I think that is a deeply held belief that we all share.

For the artist, whatever else art may be it is an attempt to express deeply held beliefs about the nature of being.