Sentence examples for deeper to ask from inspiring English sources

It is possible to go deeper — to ask what people are thinking, and infer something about the social epidemics that drive the economy.

"Had we made it I would have taken it deeper and deeper to ask bigger questions about how they live their life, what they believe and who they are.

These are two organizations that are committed to adding value with everything they do––to digging deep, to asking tough questions.

Through their eyes, the script aims to look at the troubled space between transparency and privacy and dives deep into the deep web to ask thought-provoking questions about our current relationship with the internet and what it may come to be in the future.

I was taking a deep breath to ask again when his preschool teacher, Karen, tapped me gently on the shoulder.

But its very success has also encouraged a deep reluctance to ask too many questions about the flow of money in and through Dublin.

David and Josh couldn't redo the study in the same way, so they started to ask deeper and deeper questions about the first study.

But if we want to live in a healthy democracy, we need to ask deeper questions about politicians' finances and how they are regulated.

To evaluate the patient experience in a way that can be meaningfully translated to the public, we need to ask deeper questions, about whether our procedures accomplished what they were supposed to and whether patients did get better despite the suffering imposed by our care.

As the game's developers, Infinity Ward, wrestle with the task of designing tools to turn a niche spectator sport into something with broader appeal, the game's emergent semi-professional players are also forced to ask deeper questions about what these competitions mean in the fabric of their lives.

The wider recognition of thought "left of liberalism" – of which the journal I edit, Jacobin, is a part – isn't just the result of the loss of faith in mainstream alternatives, but rather, the ability of radicals to ask deeper structural questions and place new developments in historical context.