Sentence examples for deepest about from inspiring English sources

That's why Yeats sent Synge on that mission to the Aran Islands, to put himself in touch with what was deepest about his own culture.

On Day 4, there's yet more cruising -- seven to eight hours' worth -- both in Finnabotn Bay and in the Sognefjord, which is Norway's longest (110 miles) and deepest (about 4,000 feet) fjord.

Many of those missing and unreachable in the still-burning mine were colleagues of six men injured in a cave-in the initial explosion at the Blue Creek No. 5 mine, the nation's deepest, about 40 miles southwest of Birmingham.

Courts are still untangling the disturbing allegations — were girls as young as 12 forced to marry middle-aged men? — but the questions that cut deepest, about society's laws versus religious freedom, for example, are even harder to answer.

But skepticism runs deep about the newness of this Newt.

There's nothing deep about it — nothing demonic!

Plant the seeds an inch deep, about 6 inches apart.

George Will and David Halberstam and Richard Ben Cramer can get all intellectual and deep about baseball.

Then have them read the related article to get them thinking deeper about this important concept.

But there's something deeper about this problem that's worth investigating.

But the change also reflects something deeper about the patterns of friendship in society.