Sentence examples for deepened the feeling from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Clinton said last week that his wife had to win in Texas and Ohio, it was not only the first public admission by a senior member of her circle that her candidacy was on the line, it was also a moment that deepened the feeling of shock felt by some of her supporters.

Lt. Gen. Moshe Yaalon, chief of staff of the Israeli Army, said the attacks on Sept. 11 had only "deepened the feeling of a fate shared by the United States and Israel," a sense that "we are on the front line of the world's fight against terror".

This incident deepened the feeling of distrust and unease that permeated the country and the National Army's integrated battalions.

The outer wall of the school was seriously damaged and although no children or teachers were injured, the incident only deepened the feeling of insecurity felt by teachers, children and their families.

At such times, Mr. Charlap deepens the feeling of suspension by holding back.

It may indeed deepen the feeling among ordinary Libyans that misrule by militias must end.

The spectacle, televised around the world, would deepen the feeling that America is indifferent to human, especially Muslim, life.

The cut underscores the scene's painful comedy (it's funny ha ha), but it also deepens the feeling because it reminds us of how bodies can speak more plaintively than words.

The fence, he said, is a stopgap measure because it deepens the feelings of oppression among Palestinians and drives more people to undertake lethal missions.

Intentionally looking for gratitude is a strategy to counter afflictive thoughts and emotions, and deepen the feelings that strengthen us.

There are two possibilities here: the feelings will move on quicker, easier, and with less pain if you allow yourself to just be friends with them, or hanging out with them right now could just deepen the feelings.