Sentence examples for then deepens from inspiring English sources
It develops into a wary friendship and then deepens into not just appreciation but something akin to love.
The Pleistocene sequence deepens abruptly near its base, shoals upward, and then deepens again before it is truncated by its overlying unconformity.
The pool then deepens and a grand piano emerges from the depths with a very wet man playing, as mermaids plummet from the ceiling and a pirate ship flies through the air, acrobats dangling from the sails.
Inequality then deepens as wealth concentrates among those who own the robots, so to speak, while those who have only their labor to sell increasingly scramble to cobble together a living wage through precarious gigs.
Whereas Jackson's book could be read as '50s-era staid and chilly, Flanagan imbues even the eeriest of concepts with familial warmth, then deepens them with a sly attention to detail.
All the elements are layered like stage flats or curtains, so that an illusionistic sense of depth keeps shifting, flattening then deepening.
The sectarian conflict between Sunni and Shia, ignited first by the Iranian revolution and then deepened by the ill-advised western invasion of Iraq, is of a much greater order of magnitude than that acknowledged by Obama's hands-off drone and air-strike approach.
Although the pre-LBA caldera was lagoonal, it became isolated from the sea and dried up before eruptive phase 4. Caldera collapse during (perhaps continuing after) phase 4 then deepened and widened the old caldera, forming the present-day LBA caldera.
They were good-looking, with their olive flanks paling to yellow and silver, and then deepening again to a dark green the kind of fish that made me think God must have had a good time when he painted the first of them.
He may also have thought, like Dickens dreaming of Gad's Hill, and Twain in Hartford — those two other intuitive masters who swept their worlds through comic genius and then deepened and darkened in ways that no one could have imagined at first — that his anxieties about social status and family could be resolved if he became a benevolent paterfamilias in a small suburban town.
