Sentence examples for more deeply though from inspiring English sources
The latter is a huge achievement for a country that was under Soviet occupation only two decades ago.Look more deeply though, and worries abound.
More deeply, though, Mr. Golden was giving voice to what seemed then to be a bitter and immutable truth: A Jew could compete for national office only by shedding his identity.
More deeply, though, it portrays the chrysalis of gauzy self-absorption that years later would bring forth some of the most sophisticated and steely writing about Latin America's revolutionary and postrevolutionary travails available to the American reader.
Look more deeply, though, and there's a wonderful inventiveness at work, based around Dahl's writings, much of it interactive, intended to fire visitors' imaginations and get them creating.
What connected more deeply, though, were verses from an almost comically long list of remixes — LMFAO's "I'm in Miami Trick," Terror Squad's "Lean Back," Kid Cudi's "Day 'n' Nite," Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz' "What U Gon' Do," Shawty Lo's "Dey Know" and more.
Now is the chance to know the culture more deeply, though this doesn't mean you'll get a house tour — living quarters are off-limits.
At the end of a couple of days, though, you'll feel more deeply, nourishingly exhausted than would ever be possible with a trip to a campsite.
From the same era, though far more deeply buried since, is Hungarian director István Szöts's stark, startling slab of rural realism People of the Mountains (Second Run, 15).
What happened inside the major Wall Street firms, though, was more deeply unsettling than greedy people lusting for big checks: leaders of public corporations, especially financial corporations, are as good as required to lead for the short term.
He could cut spending even more deeply than he's already promised, though that would hurt low- and middle-income households too.
Lines of dialogue that we've heard a hundred times acquire the gleam of urgency; Paul's wife (Emily Watson) asks, "Is there someone else?," to which the answer is yes, though in a more deeply compromising way than she can imagine.
