Sentence examples for deep meanings from inspiring English sources

They are the ground on which individual lives filled with deep meanings are built.

Nolan imbues his text with deep meanings and creates a monumental film with panache, verve and intelligence".

The setup is so simple that it's tempting to treat their narratives as allegories, or to contrast them in a search for deep meanings.

The gist of most of the pieces is best summed up by the late Claire Rayner's contribution in which she announces "Pooh to Deep Meanings".

TERRY STORCH, Albuquerque, posted on nytimes.com Call me a dyed-in-the-wool Mooallemite, but the guy does a better job than almost anyone else at taking obscure and often amusing phenomena and spinning tales that ponder their deep meanings..

Variously blind, deaf, speech-impaired, crook-necked, hunchbacked, handless and footless, the beggars each tell tales rich in allegory with hidden, deep meanings suggesting the mysteries of the kabbalah.

"Blessed Assurance" had deep meaning for Foote.

Even Oregon couldn't read a deep meaning into that.

We've tried to extrapolate deep meaning from the Bills' annual Toronto venture.

What you don't want to do is attribute deep meaning to it.

For Braun, in another context, the words are fraught with deep meaning.