Sentence examples for deeper grappling from inspiring English sources

But at this show, while those songs hit hard, the ones that stuck out were a shade deeper, grappling with the existential gripes of playerdom.

The kind of listening where the speaker and the listener dig a little deeper into grappling with understanding.

Mr. Klebold kept a more traditional journal for two years, spewing a wild array of contradictory teen angst and deep depression, grappling seriously with suicide from the very first page.

Six months or so ago, Jeffrey Ruhalter was a butcher in a deep funk, grappling with a sinking family business that dated back to his German great-great-grandfather in 1870.

Typical of her choreography, he is given lots of sweeping extensions, deep lunges and grappling lifts, especially in a physical duet with Werner Figar that recalls, too clearly, the charged male duets in her 2006 work "Hardwood," which opened the evening.

In the explosion's aftermath, politicians and media pundits have wagged their finger about the indecency of "politicising" the event, of grappling with deeper explanations.

Many are grappling with deeper scars and something akin to post-traumatic stress.

Mr. Cuomo is not the only governor grappling with deep financial problems who has singled out school district leaders.

It also forces us to grapple with deeper structural challenges that cities case in exercising meaningful legal and political power.

Carson is grappling with deep time, yet Autobiography of Red remains a straightforward ish) retelling of a myth; Red Doc> is a far more temporally subtle proposition.

At a deeper level the correspondence grapples with the question of whether violence is a legitimate or effective means of advancing human rights.