The phrase "a deeper intuition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a more profound understanding or insight into a subject or situation.
Example: "After years of study, she developed a deeper intuition about human behavior that guided her work as a psychologist."
Alternatives: "a greater insight" or "a more profound understanding."
Perhaps this reflects a deep intuition that in earthly affairs, no relationship lasts for ever.Picture credit: EPA.
Most people have a deep intuition that a life lived cleareyed has inherent value, independent of whether the truth makes you happy.
And Es is always trying to put the blood back in when we're organizing a show, she says, 'What are the most personal images close to your childhood?' When I said to her, before this latest show, 'a light bulb,' it was in response to her attempt to root through the intellect to get to some deeper intuition".
(Chinen) John Hébert Trio (Saturday) John Hébert, a bassist of deep intuition and extensive sideman experience, introduces a band with Bennie Wallace on tenor saxophone and Billy Drummond on drums.
Reason cannot directly establish the truth of religious propositions, but it can defend the propriety of trusting one's deeper intuitions or one's religious experience and basing one's beliefs and life upon them.
This is an album of rough texture, unstable rhythm, deep intuition and minimal ego.
With his commanding technical mastery and deep intuition about physical systems, Hairer is a leader in the field who will doubtless make many further significant contributions.
Lenin combined the ability to use the materialistic dialectic as a method of scientific orientation in social developments with the deep intuition of the true leader.
With his signature combination of tremendous analytical power and deep intuition about dynamical systems, Artur Avila will surely remain a mathematical leader for many years to come.
