Sentence examples for but of deeper from inspiring English sources

Ralph Reed, another top Bush campaign adviser, said, "The divisions within the electorate are reflective not of the leadership style of the president but of deeper fault lines running through the country as a whole".

Coal has no single, tangible object, like the pipeline, to focus on, nor does it have villains like Charles and David Koch, who are, through Koch Industries, the biggest single foreign leaseholders in the oil sands, and who are emblematic not only of the power of Big Oil, but of deeper affronts to our democratic process.

But Cyprus is now almost surely facing the prospect, not of recession, but of deep depression.

The reason is not one of tender sensibilities, but of deep conviction.

The chief minister's executive ability is not a result of administrative skill, some argue, but of deep, aggressively authoritarian instincts.

A yellowed slip of headed paper from the Paris synagogue records the presence of Marc Chagall among the witnesses to a ceremony unrecognised in religious law but of deep significance to the composer.

He said the fighting was not the result of a home-grown uprising but of "deep Russian involvement", and new satellite images made its role clear.

Maybe we don't binge on junk food or YouTube videos because of the pleasure in what we're consuming, but because of deeper problems consuming us.

But a series of deeper questions is now being actively discussed.

Mike Gonzalez gave up a run in the ninth, but pitched out of deeper trouble.

But the prospect of deeper possession brings a correspondingly deeper anxiety and a more searching self-scrutiny.