Sentence examples for but deepen from inspiring English sources

The emerging reality of spontaneous orgasm seems to do nothing but deepen the mystery.

The look of horror on Allan's face did nothing but deepen as Mike told his story.

"A pact that does nothing to resolve deep existing imbalances will do nothing but deepen injustice and the breakdown of our economies".

But over the next two and a half seasons, Pitino's teams did nothing but deepen Celtic fans' affection for the old guard.

That would not heal the country's wounds, but deepen them.As well as being about the birth of the nation, the war-crimes trial also has enormous significance to today's politics in Bangladesh.

That will cheer its operator, Kyushu Electric Power, but deepen the country's division over atomic power.Japan's government desperately wants to put at least some of the mothballed reactors back to work to cut its huge bill for imported fuel.

He became addicted to amphetamines, which lifted his depression but deepened his paranoia.

The Enigma of Arrival, Naipaul's first novel in eight years, suggests that the clouds have not lifted, but deepened.

By December 24 the German drive had narrowed but deepened, having penetrated about 65 miles into the Allied lines along a 20-mile front.

On Thursday, federal prosecutors unveiled a 53-page criminal complaint against Mr. Kruger, 61, that unlocked many of the mysteries of his life — but deepened others.

"The sad thing about this election, however, is that it has not clarified the nation's problems but deepened them; not unified the people but divided them".