Sentence examples for went ever deeper from inspiring English sources
Consumers went ever deeper into debt, thanks to loose lending standards, and a shadow banking system, made up of hedge funds and investment banks, allowed Wall Street to do the same.
Up we went, going ever deeper into a poorly lighted neighborhood, until eventually we arrived at a small, dark, secluded shack.
When American families couldn't squeeze any more income out of these two coping mechanisms, they embarked on a third: going ever deeper into debt.
With each and every setback, from the lack of UN endorsement right through to the continuing strength of the insurgency, they go ever deeper into denial.
Yet even with households going ever deeper into debt, the economy's performance over the period as a whole was mediocre at best, and demand showed no sign of running ahead of supply.
Forty years ago the great soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy and the trombonist Roswell Rudd had a band in New York that played Thelonious Monk's music exclusively; since then, both musicians have gone ever deeper into Monk's playful melodies, rich harmony and dance rhythms.
Going ever deeper into the earth for oil or coal means more accidents–unless there is an upgrade in technology.
The steady rise in property values made it possible for families to go ever deeper into debt to support the consumerist lifestyle.
And the gay community is still kind've just becoming "OK" – and then if you go ever deeper into the drag community, drag queens are feared.
But Britain has now gone further, reaching an ever deeper level of strangeness by wrapping its post-Brexit finger-pointing in a full-throated barrage of accusations over none less than Leon Trotsky, the famous co-leader of Russia's 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, assassinated in Mexico City in August 1940 on orders from Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.
