Sentence examples for grown ever deeper from inspiring English sources

His legendary reading of the Chaconne — at once microscopically precise and muscularly human, without virtuoso artifice or false vibrato emotion, unfurled as if in a single breath — has grown ever deeper with age.

In visiting these ­places, Kemal's sense of what is possible in the disposition of objects grows ever deeper.

AS THE black hole grows ever deeper at Parmalat, this week brought some brighter news from the bel paese: the listing of Sorin, a medical-technology firm.

In the opening moments of the match, Sharapova, seeded third, dug a small hole that grew ever deeper, double faulting and then sending a forehand long to lose her serve in the very first game.

They are not so much linked as interlocked, and Almodóvar — whose penchant for narrative complexity grows ever deeper — latches on to the idea of personal history as a puzzle that refuses to be solved.

In a room dedicated to the notion of display, Tessa Farmer has meticulously hung a great army of bees (and helper insects) in the playful Depraved Pursuit of a Possum, while Cut Papers #15 sees Shachiko Abe's pile of cuttings grow ever deeper as she carefully adds to her installation.

As the distance between the haves and the have-nots grows ever wider, the state of despair inside the culture grows ever deeper and greater.

The Sandinist solution has grown ever grander.

Technology has grown ever more advanced and boundless, so that nature films like "Winged Migration," and, more recently, "Oceans," take viewers to places so high above the earth and deep beneath it that no ordinary person could possibly come close.

Her legend has grown ever since.

GM crops have been grown ever since.