But they are all the more deeply felt because they are not new.
The more deeply you engage with such ideas, the more rewarding the experience is.
The more deeply affected I was by her, the closer I felt to her.
The older I get, the more deeply I respect and appreciate his commitment to non-violence.
But they don't necessarily offer stellar protection against the more deeply penetrating ultraviolet A radiation, or so-called aging rays.
The more deeply we feel we know someone, the flimsier our ability to consume them as anyone else.
"The longer I have loved women," he assures us, while also identifying himself as promiscuous, "the more deeply and sincerely I love them".
The more you consider that somber observation from Mary Chapin Carpenter's song "Chasing What's Already Gone," the more deeply it resonates.
After being printed, the paper shows through thin deposits of translucent ink, thus creating pale grays; heavier ink deposits from the more deeply etched wells appear correspondingly opaque.
Heflin's unctuous salesman-like inflections and Keyes's careworn cosmetic charm root their characters' desire all the more deeply in the consumerist lures of American life.
The more he tried not to let it bother him, to focus elsewhere, the faster it gathered, the more deeply in his body it would reach.
