Sentence examples for Deeper from inspiring English sources
The word "Deeper" is correct in written English
It is typically used to describe something that extends further down or is more profound in nature. Example: "To understand the complexities of the issue, we need to delve deeper into the data."
adjective
Comparative of deep
But I think it goes deeper than that.
That defeat to Kumkhum last year hurt badly, Kvitova said, but it may also have helped her dig deeper to find the form that won her another Wimbledon.
Merkel cannot understand how through the last UK parliament Cameron let himself be pushed into ever deeper commitments on Europe by the anti-EU factions in his party, only to find that his opponents would raise the bar still further.
That means that, without continuing high levels of net migration, even deeper spending cuts and higher taxes would be needed before Britain reaches Osborne's sunshine-filled economic pastures.
Unfairness needs no deeper philosophy to explain it than this.
If we are looking for social context to the recent riots, we have to dig deeper.
Related: Manchester's library vandals know the cost of everything and value of nothing | Letters: Ralph Gee What the Manchester story seems to symbolise runs even deeper.
Everything that can is creeping back down below to the warmth of deeper soils.
They say it is in their combined interest to push for deeper European integration.
The lack of a convincing answer has left the generals vulnerable to even deeper cuts than those due to be officially announced on Thursday.
Its roots are far deeper than 20th-century ideologies, drawing upon Aristotle and Catholic social thought every bit as much as the English commonwealth tradition of federal democracy.
