But you don't have to probe the protagonists too deeply to discover that this is also a battle over the nature of therapy itself -- what it is, what it does, how it works.
When we get to know ourselves more deeply we discover that we are more than we thought we were, that we have the resources, strength, and wisdom to not only make changes but to become the change we so long for.
These categorised data were then explored more deeply to discover and develop emergent themes.
She said she was deeply upset to discover that her child's identity was used in this way.
After the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, it was deeply moving to discover anew the cathartic value of theater.
The real Rod Richardson's mother, Barbara Shaw (above), was deeply upset to discover his identity was seemingly used in this way.
Nassau County voters, Mr. Gaffney said, were deeply shocked to discover how acute their county's problems were in the last years of Mr. Gulotta's administration.
But heeding the advice of the beautiful Andie MacDowell, who made us all breathe during a recent interview in Dubai, I found myself inhaling and exhaling deeply, only to discover that Ordinary People had some of the same themes I'd loved so much in the previous brand.
It is not true that if you scratch only under poll results deeply enough, you will discover the American people actually take a clear side on abortion.
Over the next two years I would discover how deeply the Afghan government was involved in protecting the opium trade — by shielding it from American-designed policies.
