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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a deeper strain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a more intense or profound level of tension, stress, or emotional impact in a situation or context.
Example: "The recent events have revealed a deeper strain in our community that we must address."
Alternatives: "a more profound tension" or "a greater stress".
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But stories like Ms. Peterson's point to a deeper strain in Texas public schools, one that has more complex origins than 2011's reduction in state financing.
Skeptics see a deeper strain of Russian tradition: trying to catch up with the West by wielding the power of the state.
But this literary impressionism served a deeper strain in his nature; death, as much as love, lies at the heart of his work, revealing a profound despair at the passing of sensuous life.
Julien Baker is a young (born 1995) singer and guitarist from Tennessee, whose music recalls both the high points of '90s indie rock and a deeper strain of classic-country songwriting.
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They tapped into a deep strain in American culture.
Thank goodness we are constitutionally suited to a deep strain of unhappiness".
Mainly because a quarter-century of warfare leaves a deep strain of suspicion.
The culture secretary, Ben Bradshaw, asserts that "a deep strain of homophobia still exists on the Conservative benches".
But a deep strain of absurdity runs through this world: opera may be the most artificial of all art forms.
This is Pooter with a castle, a collection of cars straight from Toad's garage, a ferocious sexual urge and a deep strain of hypochondria.
Her singles such as Flash and Cuando dos Electrones Chocan are reminiscent of cult legends Fangoria in marrying high-camp disco aesthetics with a deep strain of melancholy.
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