Sentence examples for more deeply on from inspiring English sources

He would have done better to focus more deeply on one or two pivotal moments: Gauguin's decision to abandon his family and pursue art, for instance, or his attempts to absorb and capture Polynesian culture.

But he should replace his polemical hat with his analytical one and reflect more deeply on recent experience: deficit-cutting accompanied by recovery, job creation and lower unemployment.

Why not give thanks more deeply on Thanksgiving?

"Men tend to focus more deeply on the here and now," Ms. Fisher said.

With the information from both surveys I was able to reflect more deeply on my teaching and also get them to reflect more deeply on their learning.

Cosmopolitan youth in many African cities are using technology to draw more deeply on their own and other cultures.

AMERICANS AGREE THAT THEY'RE DIVIDED - There's only one thing that Americans can agree on politically right now: 85percentt say that the country is more deeply divided on major issues than it has been in the last several years, according to a recent CNN/ORC national poll.

St Paul was not more deeply affected on the road to Damascus.

With the safe harbor Merlo provided for an artist of a naturally fugitive spirit gone from the world, Williams became more deeply dependent on alcohol and drugs.

In 2010 Congress was more deeply split on partisan lines than at any time since the second world war, according to Congressional Quarterly, a sister publication of The Economist, which has measured voting patterns on the Hill since 1945.

As General Powell completed his visit to Islamabad and began talks in India yesterday, it was clear that the Bush administration has no choice but to get more deeply engaged on a host of regional issues, including Kashmir.