Sentence examples for more deeply but from inspiring English sources

This creates a field of good, even great singers, who, were they on "Idol," would last longer and imprint more deeply, but here are collateral damage.

SARAH GREEN: I do want to get into some of the political ramifications more deeply, but I also, just before we move on, have a clarifying questions.

Some experts say that could have alerted inspectors to probe more deeply, but the Agriculture Department described the citations as routine.

I've become far more emotionally sensitive – I feel sorrows more deeply but also joys more strongly, a change for which I am grateful.

There are many people who knew Jo better than me, who saw her more recently, who are feeling the loss more deeply, but when she died our youth came flooding back to me.

Many writers would be unable to resist mining this rich seam far more deeply, but McKeon is unswerving in her description of Catherine's emotional journey and her relationship with James.

In Argentina, corruption is not only more deeply ingrained but is also more difficult to prosecute.

The humanities … well, make us more deeply human, but even that description is way too reductive to be much use.

Older setups are possibly even more deeply affected, but we can wait for the results.

"Novelists go into the subject more deeply and extensively, but tend to straddle the target, either polishing off the hero's hangover in a few sentences or, so to speak, making it the whole of the novel".

President Obama has just announced a budget that will send the United States more deeply into debt but that also makes an effort to redistribute income and overhaul health care, improve education and combat environmental problems.