Many of its Democrats are deep-dyed lefties huddled in college towns surrounded by conservative, God-and-guns farm country.
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I called Ira Glasser, a former director of the American Civil Liberties Union who is also a deep-dyed sports fan.
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That deep-dyed patriotism now finds perhaps its most natural form in THIS IS OUR CONSTITUTION (Listening Library, 4 Hours, 16 minutes), Khan's concise and lucid middle-grade primer.
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I have my own peculiar perspective on this rivalry, as I grew up a deep-dyed Mets fan, which is to say I wished nothing good on the team from the Bronx.
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Opinion Columnist The continued plunge in the American birthrate, amid prosperity and low unemployment, has finally made fertility a topic that's O.K. to worry about even if you aren't a deep-dyed reactionary.
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Or perhaps he is among those few who can remain in Paradise until the end of timeWhen length of days will remove the deep-dyed taint,Purify the aethereal sense and that sheer original stuffOf fire and spirit.
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Yet, as adapted by Ms. Vardalos and directed by Thomas Kail (of "Hamilton" fame), "Tiny Beautiful Things" turns out to provide an ideal catharsis for those suffering from the various deep-dyed blues that are so contagious right now.
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While Turgenev sank into misanthropic pessimism when his liberal dreams came to nothing and Dostoyevsky transited from revolutionary agitation to deep-dyed conservatism, Herzen remained true to the revolutionary dreams of his youth, without ever losing what Isaiah Berlin was to call his unsparing sense of reality.
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He lived in San Diego for a short time, and died in Hemet, California. He is buried in San Diego.Conversation with Joan Halstead 21 July 2014 Many vocalists and entertainers performed with the Henry Halstead Orchestra. Maxine Harding with her deep-dyed blues singing was a soloist with Henry Halstead's Orchestra.
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"If It Had Not Been For Jesus" is an American Christian hymn (or, gospel song) of unknown authorship. It was included in four hymnals published between 1905 and 1938. The title is taken from the first line of the refrain. An alternative title is the first line of the first verse, namely "I Was a Deep Dyed Sinner".
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Similarly, as he headed for the French border on the train to Port Bou, Orwell noticed another symptom of the change since his arrival—the train on which classes had been abolished now had both first-class compartments and a dining car. Bowker reports that "Orwell mused that coming into Spain the previous year, bourgeois-looking people would be turned back at the border by Anarchist guards; now looking bourgeois gave one easy passage".Bowker, Orwell, p. 224. A simple hostility to Stalinist Communism became a "deep-dyed loathing of it".
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Informal Translation:The original poem written by Mao Changsha长沙 In the (rhyme) pattern of Qinyuanchun沁园春 > Alone I stand in the autumn cold On the tip of Orange Island, The Xiang > flowing northward; I see a thousand hills crimsoned through By their serried > woods deep-dyed, And a hundred barges vying Over crystal blue waters. Eagles > cleave the air, Fish glide under the shallow water; Under freezing skies a > million creatures contend in freedom. Brooding over this immensity, I ask, > on this bondless land Who rules over man's destiny? I was here with a throng > of companions, Vivid yet those crowded months and years.
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Brexit proponents used the plight of the UK's fishermen as a large part of its campaign for Leave, taking advantage of their sentimental and symbolic importance to the country. "Here the referendum was lost, in the romance of the sea, the rugged cliffs and coasts of our island story among old salt spirits of a seafaring nation", Polly Toynbee observed in The Guardian after a visit to Hastings. "Economics says fishing is of nugatory value, but politics says fishing is deep-dyed in national identity, down to the last fish and chip shop." The fishermen themselves reiterated their longstanding complaint that their governments had regularly sacrificed their interests from the country's EU accession onward.
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