The phrase "more deeply affected" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where someone experiences a stronger emotional or psychological impact.
Example: "After hearing the news, she felt more deeply affected than she had anticipated."
Alternatives: "more profoundly impacted" or "more significantly influenced."
Serena also appeared more deeply affected than Venus by their sister's death in 2003.
St Paul was not more deeply affected on the road to Damascus.
Helen and Laura embraced the opportunity – and as would later happen with the movie, they were more deeply affected than they had expected.
Bernhard opens with a sarcastic riff on how touchy-feely New York has become since 9/11 - how she's best pals with the cops and the firemen, how no one was more deeply affected by the tragedy than she.
Yet he had, in a way, been even more deeply affected by the new physics than his contemporaries, because he saw that Einstein's observations weren't just new ones resting on the edifice of old ones.
I'm sure there are people more deeply affected by Napoleon's presence in War and Peace than they are about a fairly routine academic historical survey, but I think it's a great loss if somehow we just all throw our hands up and say truth is relative and Oliver Stone's truth about JFK is no more or less valid than anybody else's.
But where Mr. Schiff showed an extroverted, monumental Schumann, Mr. Padmore and Mr. Bezuidenhout demonstrated that the composer was equally eloquent and often more deeply affecting in more intimate forms.
However, he also notes that "No case of which we are aware more deeply affects the character of the Royal Navy than the defeat it sustained at Grand Port".
But the history of the artist who came into the world as an Alabama slave, remained on the plantation of his birth as an emancipated sharecropper for six decades, reared 25 children in abject poverty, and only in his mid-eighties turned to art-making without training or presumed ambition, together suggests that the drawings he made at their core embody a more deeply affecting archetypal art.
It is likely that any pharmaceutical/manufacturing change may more deeply affect the systemic availability of those compounds where GI absorption largely depends on the dissolution of low water soluble drug particles (suspension) in the abomasal lumen (i.e. albendazole), compared to the more lipophilic compounds such as IVM, but formulated as a mixed organic/aqueous solution.
Mike Thompson, chair of the Bradford City Supporters' Trust, added: "This terrible tragedy took the lives of 56 football fans, injured hundreds more and deeply affected countless others throughout the whole of the community in ways that can hardly be imagined.
