Sentence examples for deepens that from inspiring English sources

The Ecstasy of St Kara both extends and deepens that mission.

The consensus deepens that Oslo was a failure, and that, as Netanyahu says, "there is no partner for peace".

I find that the reported casual talk of a writer whose works I love only deepens that love (and the ones who have repugnant things to say usually express them in the work even more clearly).

The most unexpected thing about A Smell of Burning is the way it seeks to diminish stigma around epilepsy, but in its use of language often deepens that stigma.

It's almost as if the financial markets understand what policy makers seemingly don't: that while long-term fiscal responsibility is important, slashing spending in the midst of a depression, which deepens that depression and paves the way for deflation, is actually self-defeating.

The fact that the show itself is filmed in a gritty, low-key style only deepens that tension: it's a debate about authenticity framed by a TV genre whose creators, like rappers, are fixated on the creative possibilities of keeping it real.

Although prices plunged late in 2008 as the financial crisis took its toll and the recession deepened, that kind of sharp increase could happen again as summer approaches.

The raid served to deepen that divide.

Some spiritual trouble might have deepened that seriousness.

But the truth is, forced overtime is deepening that shortage.

How quickly his campaign can deepen that support is an open question.