The phrase "a deeper emotion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing feelings that are more intense or profound than surface-level emotions.
Example: "The film evoked a deeper emotion within me, making me reflect on my own experiences."
Alternatives: "a more profound feeling" or "a stronger sentiment."
"There's a deep emotion in 'Orpheus' that's being reflected by its creators," Mr. Nelson explained in an interview, "that sense of aching nostalgia, in a big, Russian way, which is a deep, deep sense of loss".
(For inspiration, Golijov and Minghella watched Henri-Georges Clouzot's movie "The Mystery of Picasso," which shows the painter at work. "We are not going to do an opera of Picasso," Golijov says. "We were looking for a deep emotion that has very little to do with the nineteenth-century emotion that is at the core of opera").
With my husband, we are no longer two, but what place do we both keep?' (Tania, vaginal delivery) In some instances (both groups), the women's narratives stressed that this change in their social identity could be accompanied by a deep emotion close to a feeling of internal disruption.
They now looked to dance as a way to unleash deeper emotion, to satisfy the needs of body and soul, and to mobilize more vital and dynamic expression than that permitted by the sober and decorous rules of the dancing masters.
No doubt many of us would have watched in tears if President-elect Obama had only thanked his campaign staff and shuffled off to bed; but his midnight address was written in a language with roots, and stirred in his audience a correspondingly deep emotion.
It seems, though, that writing an email arouses deeper emotions within the composer, indicated by the movement of facial muscles, and sweaty hands and feet.
In his original works — not his sometimes eccentric stagings of the classics, as in his "Tristan und Isolde" at Bayreuth — Mr. Marthaler is a puckish prankster with deeper emotions peeping out from beneath the wit.
There's no reason for anger if you just think someone's a jerk -- unless deeper emotions are also involved.
Even though disco dominated mainstream pop music, Levan and Knuckles took pride in digging further, finding deep album tracks drenched in gospel-soul feeling, a blend of deep emotion and lush orchestration with a more pronounced dance beat.
