The phrase "deep introspection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to careful self-reflection and analysis of one's thoughts, feelings, and behavior. For example, "The counseling session encouraged me to go into deep introspection about my past mistakes."
"Sascha's not defensive, she's very altruistic — and most importantly, she's capable of deep introspection," he added.
Others said such a slip should lead to deep introspection by Mr. Bustamante.
Mr. Giuliani defended his change, saying it was the result of deep introspection, not political expediency.
The deep introspection of the great Gypsy soloists is not the company's style.
There is always a hue and cry and a period of deep introspection after a comprehensive Ashes defeat.
In the meantime, Spadea junior has blossomed from deep introspection into a player with a new lease of life and a willingness to air his views.
I was struck by how much these deep introspections correspond so much to the questions we have about career and business and about daily lives -- the endless asking of what is the point, who am I, and what am I here to do.
It mandates a much richer public debate, and deeper introspection from the media, than we've seen to date.
With more shaping and with deeper introspection, it's possible that this production, directed by Elise Thoron and developed with Ms. Thoron and Wynn Handman, could be made more powerful.
MUMBAI �� "Twenty" is somehow a newsworthy round number and it is inevitable that the 20th anniversary of an event that shook India will be observed by the nation with deeper introspection than usual on this Dec. 6.
However, we require a deeper introspection of the actual quantitative effect of these parameters on the activity value.
