Sentence examples for really deepens from inspiring English sources

"Elements of the course where studying moves from the computer screen into students' lives - that really deepens learning," says Simon Nelson, chief executive at FutureLearn, a UK-based platform for online courses.

The fans seem to love them and it really deepens the relationships and subtext for present-day scenes.

Praying the Holy Rosary, really deepens the prayer life.

But there's not a lot of arc for that fab character to really deepen.

Ultimately, neither performer can really deepen the script, which is as rushed and impersonal as an "E! True Hollywood Story".

Do you think winning your Senate seat from Virginia in 2006 really deepened you all that much?

"Once we start really deepening our penetration, then he's not competing against Angie's List," said Mr. Oesterle, who is now the chief executive.

And in some respects, it's a no regrets move to have some conversations and to really deepen my understanding of what the role is.

Touring with Django's great violinist Stéphane Grappelli, which I did from 1979 until the early 90s, really deepened my understanding of Django.

"We've made significant upgrades in our team defense, and certainly from a pitching-staff standpoint, Lackey allows us to really deepen out our rotation," the pitching coach John Farrell said.

Bacon once said that "all art has now become a game by which man distracts himself," adding the challenge that any good artist "must really deepen the game".Post-war German painters have arguably deepened the game, and their contribution to the show is especially strong.