Sentence examples for try to deepen from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said, the site would first try to deepen ties between its users and their favorite causes.

"It's an attempt to try to deepen and make more complete Christians' identification with Christ," the official said.

To offer to restore funding for children's health insurance but to leave the status of the Dreamers unresolved is to try to deepen that fissure.

But rather than try to deepen understanding, some pundits have used the move as another opportunity to point their fingers at "backward" cultures and, in particular, Islam.

In November, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said he would try to deepen ties with those states, some of which have yet to recognize Israel, in what Israeli analysts saw as an opening bid to create an anti-Iranian bloc.

That in turn will change some of the patterns of western-hemisphere relations and reinforce others.On a visit to Canada and the United States this week, Mr Fox set out one of his long-term goals: to try to deepen the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) into something closer to a European-style common market.

Trying to deepen the market's liquidity, the D.M.E.

"It's about trying to deepen the connection I have with my fans".

He has neither explained away the enchantment of the place, nor tried to deepen its allure through cheap sentimentalisation.

And he took breaks for bass-and-drum interludes that quickly found grooves and tried to deepen them.

Mr. Sorkin tries to deepen Molly's story and the stakes in several ways, partly through her legal troubles.