Sentence examples for that have deepened from inspiring English sources

Yet it has been Uefa's subsequent actions that have deepened Wenger's sense of injustice.

Several lessons that have deepened over more than two dozen viewings, he estimates.

After days of running street battles and arrests that have deepened the crisis, protesters have tried something new in the past two days: standing still.

But the North's development of nuclear weapons and tests of long-range missiles have brought economic sanctions that have deepened the country's isolation and poverty.

Sanctions against Hezbollah would do little to heal rifts between Israel and Europe that have deepened in recent years over the issue of Jewish settlements, he said.

Under the hot August sun that afternoon, the political and racial divisions that have deepened across the country in recent weeks played out on this city's downtown streets.

Yet Hamas prevented hundreds of Fatah delegates from leaving Gaza to participate, a decision that has deepened the Palestinian divide.

They cling to the hope that the ethnic strife that has deepened when fighting has reached other areas will not arise in their city.

In its statement, the media commission said the networks had broadcast "misinformation, hype and exaggeration" that had deepened sectarian divisions in Iraq.

The report on American jobs added to the global pall that has deepened with Europe's debt crisis and slowing growth in China and India.

Ms. Munro was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for her masterly short stories, a body of work that has deepened and widened over her career.