Sentence examples for better more deeply from inspiring English sources

That means he's going to have to understand issues better, more deeply, get himself immersed in this".

Richard Brody wrote that "this psychological thriller is dominated by mirrors and eyes" and added that Nina "looks at herself harder, better, more deeply than even the most narcissistic of her peers.

Mr. Qin added: "Thus, on this issue we hope that President Obama, more than any other foreign leader, can better, more deeply grasp China's stance on protecting national sovereignty and territorial integrity".

Nina, the story has it, is the hardest-working, most disciplined, most technically obsessive member of the company, and she does her work in the presence of the mirror; she looks at herself harder, better, more deeply than even the most narcissistic of her peers.

The print could be done as fast as a few hours, but you can leave it longer to ensure a better, more deeply textured print.

That would help us understand the overall market situation better and more deeply," Jiang Jianqing told Reuters.

What Sandler's essay implies is that, on the contrary, there may be something about the experience of motherhood that makes a woman a better writer — more deeply in touch with the deepest of human concerns and commonalities.

On the contrary, we might have even better sex and more deeply intimate relationships with our partners because we enjoy a generation of men raised in an atmosphere of increased gender equality both at work and at home.

He would have done better to focus more deeply on one or two pivotal moments: Gauguin's decision to abandon his family and pursue art, for instance, or his attempts to absorb and capture Polynesian culture.

Many US university faculties also have had short-term experiences in various countries and return better informed and more deeply committed to providing similar opportunities for their students.

Boston is the city of John Adams, John Kennedy, and Ted Williams, but there are few names better known or more deeply associated with the city than Bulger's.