Sentence examples for make a deeper impact from inspiring English sources

"Where do we want to make a deeper impact?

That was Tsonga's breakthrough, and it had many in the game believing that he would soon make a deeper impact on the sport.

Five decades later the images of corpses, body parts and barely conscious, skeletal survivors still make a deep impact.

When such dreams happen, immediately I remember, 'I am monk.' " He tends to make a deep impact on those he meets not only because of his spiritual stature but also because he is unusually interested in what they say.

Rather, it's to find books that will make "a deep impact with the readers".

"Messages that include children's needs, points of view can make a deep impact on their growth".

The Cubs winning the World Series transcends sports, making a deeper impact on the city's culture than the 2005 World Series champion White Sox, the 1990s Bulls dynasty and the current core of Blackhawks who have collected three Stanley Cups.

Knowing all too well that sporting events and having fun are secondary to survival for many youth, they began the work of making a deeper impact in the lives of children on a national scale.

The pictures he saw in the South Kensington Museum – now the V&A – made a deep impact and engendered a sense of emulation.

The feat of winning the Civil War and the organizational methods adopted to do so made a deep impact on Bolshevik thinking.

Yet the stoicism of Ms. Samutsevich, Ms. Alyokhina and Ms. Tolokonnikova — the latter two, we are frequently reminded, the mothers of young children — has made a deep impact in both Russia and the West.