Sentence examples for still more deeply from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s and '80s, I watched Ms. Farrell dance this many times, yet these performances led me still more deeply into its detail and its spell.

Clark was the subject of relentless scrutiny and teasing during the Simpson trial, to the point that her changing hairstyles are still more deeply lodged in the collective memory than her prosecutorial skills.

But they are part of the common imagination of childhood, and, with the release of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" as the first of a series of film adaptations, they are likely — if the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy is any indication — to become still more deeply implanted.

Of all American industries, none is still trapped more deeply in the Great American Recession than breeders of thoroughbred horses.

In that case, American government will be reinvigorated, although politics would still be more deeply polarised than in any other major state.

But there is still something more deeply troubling.

He notes that while remaining accessible to children, the film still "drinks more deeply of the story's dark elements".

Unfortunately, Twitter has still been hesitant to more deeply integrate Moments into its core experience.

Still, secrets of character are more deeply hidden than ZIP codes.

It is one of the more notable aspects of the current House of Representatives, which is still controlled by Republicans and more deeply partisan than ever.

Performing a gap analysis, new perspectives which are still required to be developed more deeply for their industrial applications or have not been addressed in literature are nominated.