Sentence examples for deepening one from inspiring English sources

However, bear in mind that procrastination can be a result of not really deeply believing that spiritual practice is the path to true and lasting happiness, so procrastination may have to be overcome by working on deepening one's conviction that only Buddhas experience true and lasting happiness.

There's been a lot written about some of the positives and negatives of having interreligious relationships, dialogue, foundations, organizations, and other groups in an increasingly multicultural world; two great things about interreligious contact are deepening one's perspectives on the world and getting to know one's immediate and global neighbors on a deeper personal level.

It's more than starting and carrying on conversations; networking is really about creating community and deepening one's sense of belonging.

He said he thought the experience had been a spiritually deepening one.

And the more we couch our thinking in military categories, the more we open ourselves to misadventures like the absurd and deepening one in Libya.

The way in which serious illness alters one's sense of self and of life is compellingly expressed in this energetic, nervy narrative, as Kurland's illness and eventual recovery collide with a host of profound shifts a big career move, the death of a colleague, an unravelling relationship with his girlfriend, and a deepening one with his parents.

The years of silence were deepening ones.

Our results may deepen one's knowledge on the correlation between photonic and electronic networks and may be useful for the designing of microcircuits with large electric current.

Each meeting, whether in Sicily, Naples, Tirana, or Warsaw, echoes the 1986 meeting in its focus on prayer to deepen one's faith and the vivid symbolism of religious leaders standing and praying side by side.

Andrew Brown's fascinating book on this extraordinary man deepens one's appreciation of this powerful and complex personality who, in addition to his science, was involved in many contemporary political and sociological developments.

But he believes that learning enhances and deepens one's connection to the natural world.