Sentence examples for more deeply when from inspiring English sources

It would be foolish to cut any more deeply when the economy is still so troubled.

But we will understand Lewis more deeply when we define some points more clearly.

But my claim has always been that people think more deeply when they think together.

The Sun newspaper claimed Corbyn had insulted the war dead by failing to bow more deeply when he laid his wreath.

Gov. George W. Bush's letter to Cardinal John O'Connor (front page, Feb. 28) tarnishes him even more deeply when he refers to "Catholics as my brothers and sisters in Christ -- sharing the same ancient creed and core beliefs".

Howard gave himself the chance to think about those questions more deeply when, two years ago, he decided to adapt Peter Morgan's play Frost/Nixon, about the interviews that David Frost did with Richard Nixon in 1977, in which the supposedly lightweight interviewer coaxed the former president into something like a confession.

It became more deeply entrenched when offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey was replaced by Dirk Koetter.

But both partners were now wholly committed to the struggle against apartheid, and Mandela became more deeply implicated when the ANC launched its first passive resistance in the Defiance Campaign in 1952, for which he mobilised volunteers.

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.

It was a prayer that I understood more deeply last year, when I built a sukkah on the balcony of my apartment in Jerusalem, shortly after the start of the current intifada.

Then Talese becomes even more deeply unsettled when Foos reveals that he witnessed a murder.