Sentence examples for task of deepening from inspiring English sources

The Spanish press noted that Mr Sarkozy had sent Mr Rajoy a warm letter of congratulations, assuring him that he knew he could "count on" Spain and his government in the great task of deepening European integration.

A group of young scholars that has taken to heart the task of deepening their own minds in order to present to us a world that is at once known and hidden.

It added that China was going through "a crucial period during which challenges need to be overcome and problems need to be resolved and the task of comprehensively deepening the reform is still heavy".

It was no longer possible for philosophers and theologians to regard their task as simply one of deepening and elaborating traditional views that had come mainly from the Church Fathers and other familiar and approved authorities.

The mood in Greece is one of deepening pessimism.

There are signs of deepening trust already, he said.

Incorrect intermaxillary relations: lack of deepening of the bite.

Their talent pools needed a bit of deepening anyway.

Alexie is neither ancient nor a pioneer but doesn't have to be, so long as he keeps reworking his terrain: a task of excavation, or deepening, more than simply setting characters in motion.

The actor received long and noisy adulation from the audience for achieving the simple task of walking on stage, deepening my detestation (which I've written about before) for the American habit of giving an "entry round" to star performers (even if, on this occasion, I could almost excuse it because of the sheer improbability of such a recognisable screen actor being "live" before our eyes).

Vice President Dick Cheney's task force on energy, warning of a deepening shortfall in domestic energy production, urged the government to "explore opportunities for royalty reduction" and to open areas like the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling.