Sentence examples for does not deepen from inspiring English sources

A dark roast does not deepen flavor.

"Contrary to conventional wisdom, such human intuiting of causality does not deepen our understanding of the world," they write.

"A Body of Water," directed in a straightforward fashion by Maria Mileaf, does not deepen as it progresses toward a solution to the mystery at its heart.

Rick McHugh, a staff lawyer who helped write the report, said that although New Jersey's fund is among those considered in trouble, it likely will not have to borrow money from the federal government if the recession does not deepen.

Now, Mr. Liu is evidently crossing his fingers that the scandal does not deepen, so that he is in a position to challenge other likely Democratic mayoral candidates, including Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker; Bill de Blasio, the public advocate; and William C. Thompson Jr., a former comptroller.

"But while this does not deepen capabilities, it has the potential to broaden them, improving the accuracy of larger numbers of less specialist personnel by enabling the 'retagging' of a target rather than retaking of a shot".

But the choreography, which is a balletic stylization of ballroom idioms, doesn't deepen on reacquaintance.

But it also has a brittle quality that doesn't deepen or expand on further hearings.

She doesn't deepen our knowledge of her dancers, but she always makes them look motivated and handsome.

That doesn't enrich their lives, and it doesn't deepen the retailer's relationship with them.

Like the few needless, cruel images of slowly dying and distressed animals in the movie, the scrambled time doesn't deepen the meaning.