Sentence examples for deepen and refine from inspiring English sources

Poor as Home's reception has been, Facebook will certainly continue to deepen and refine its integration efforts and its attempt to be the primary UI a user needs on a smartphone.

Also, it may take many conversations for people to deepen and refine the truths they tell to each other -- or even tell to themselves.

The ancient teachings just continue to become more tangible experiences through my direct service work, as I simultaneously deepen and refine in my personal practice.

But there is a deeper way art educates: like literature, music and dance, it educates the imagination, and in so doing deepens and refines awareness of how inert physicality may be brought to life by human touch.

A periodic consultation with a financial professional can help you deepen your knowledge and refine your decisions.

It means that we can deepen and continue to refine our work around social and emotional learning practices, and that we can begin to deeper evaluate how our work with students links to student achievement.

(ORT Part III; EHO; CIS Part II; AC) The task of the intellectual, with respect to social justice, is not to provide refinements of social theory, but to sensitize us to the suffering of others, and refine, deepen and expand our ability to identify with others, to think of others as like ourselves in morally relevant ways.

"We want to refine, deepen and preserve the spirit of Noguchi, to give his work the diligence it deserves," Ms. Dixon said.

As many great scientists, innovators, and mystics have realized, time in nature brings us greater peace, deepens our reflection, and refines our receptivity to emerging streams of insight, revelation, and guidance.

The experimental method was a way of engaging in a dialogue with nature to verify and refine the equations and deepen our understanding of the natural world.

We hope that this work will deepen the discussion of how to define and measure TM, and refine the specification of factors that are related to subjects' TM.