Sentence examples for deepen sentiments from inspiring English sources

Lebanon's crises tend to deepen sentiments rather than change them.

At the same time, the new deficit reduction committee has begun its deliberations with a deepening sentiment inside and outside of Congress that it faces a formidable challenge in meeting its goal of finding $1.2 trillion or more in deficit reduction that could satisfy both parties and President Obama.

The re-election of President Obama will, in all likelihood, serve to deepen that sentiment on the right.

He said blunders like Sunday's attack on the bridge are likely to deepen that sentiment.

As for another bout of internal conflict in Lebanon, where Hezbollah clashed violently with Sunnis and Druze in 2008, there is equally little feeling that the movement is looking to pick a fight, despite deepening sectarian sentiment and political rifts over Syria.

If anything, those attacks have deepened anti-immigrant sentiments.

Pakistan has condemned the American missile strikes as violations of its sovereignty, warning that the civilian casualties they cause deepen anti-American sentiment and complicate the fight against terrorism.

The moment is affecting, but also a bit precious, and the sections that follow do nothing to deepen or deconstruct the sentiment.

But losses were limited and Treasury yields strayed little from near two-year lows hit last week as sentiment deepened that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates in the near future to rejuvenate a slowing economy.

The latter's sentiment deepened when Jay Bothroyd was forced from the contest a couple of minutes later to be replaced by Kelvin Etuhu, the younger brother of Fulham's Dickson.

Obama lashed out at climate change skepticism, deepening anti-immigrant sentiment, populist politics and a fluid relationship with facts — all frequent criticisms aimed at the Trump administration.