Sentence examples for even more deep and from inspiring English sources
Martinson's expertly acted, very dark drama, directed by Awoye Timpo, is made even more deep and powerful by short musical interludes, in which the three actors sing gorgeous, heartbreaking a-cappella songs and dance.
Mr. Finch is not, after all, pledging anything at all about the schools of Atlanta or Char lotte or any of the numerous large cities elsewhere in the na tion where segregation is just as widespread and just as crippling and even more deep ly entrenched than it is in the Southern countryside and smaller communities.
They are deep set and not very big, and with age and gravity they're even more deep set than before.
Because of minor variances in microclimate, it typically gets even more deep dry snow than bigger sister resort Vail down the road.
Along with these ideological and political reasons for popular distrust, and even more deep-seated, are the inherent difficulties associated with law and with some legal functions.
He has since noticed that people spend a lot of time "looking very quietly into the jungle pictures" and that there "is often an even more deeper silence than usual" around them.
But Mr. Friess's help could prove even more vital in the weeks ahead, as Mr. Santorum tries to capitalize on his upset victories on Tuesday to mount a more assertive challenge to Mr. Romney and to Newt Gingrich, who has an even more deep-pocketed supporter in the billionaire casino executive Sheldon Adelson, one of the richest men in country.
But their marginalisation in the winding down of Kids Company seems to have been even more deep-seated.
In a move toward an even more deep-seated tradition, diners are instructed to eat practically everything with their fingers, though spoons, chopsticks and eventually a fork and knife were provided for meatier dishes.
Now the flows are building up again.Mr Abe and his band of youngish brothers want Japan to overcome a malaise that is even more deep-seated: the reluctance of Asia's "quiet power" to declare itself a political force in the region, a leader to be reckoned with.
