It seems reasonable to assume that the writers would have paused and have searched a little deeper into the nature of the sedentary games which the Romans knew and permitted if they had seen this explicit statement.
I pray thee (gentle reader) take this my labour in good part, and thou shalt animate me hereafter to the setting forth of deeper matters.
The fine flowers measure four inches across, with bright yellow rays, deeper yellow centers, and bronze, rough, rather resinous involucres.
The blue of their bright little faces is always wonderfully brilliant, but they are variable and are usuallydeeper in color and rather smaller in the South.
The flowers are rather pretty, dull pink outside but paler inside, the buds are deeper and more purplish pink, both of dry papery texture.
The foliage contrasts strikingly in color with the gaudy pink or magenta flowers, an inch across and slightly sweet-scented, the shape of Morning-glories and resembling them, as they have the same stripes of deeper color.
The buds are tipped with deeper red and the foliage is rather pale green, somewhat hairy and downy.
After receiving an enigmatic message in verse from the Acharya Goswami (of Shantipur) through Jagadananda when he returned to Puri, the Master plunged into a deeper trance.
The Master remarked, "It is so, but give a stilldeeper cause.
The form or arrangement of this white paper is to fit or correspond with that of the pink, only that the white must be allowed two or three inches deeper at the edge, that it may project out beyond the pink.
For a deeper tint, dip the bag into the milk, and squeeze it as long as any colour runs out.
Deeper and deeper, oblivious of all else, until to get the very last drops I lifted the pipkin up and putting back my head drank in that fashion.
All night have I heard voices: deeperyet The deep low breathing of the silence grew.
In these, with the wit and fun of the earlier series, there was mingled a deeper strain of feeling and a larger tone of patriotism.
But deep down, deeper than the Sirens go, deep underneath the tides, there, I bless and love you with the voice that makes no sound.
I daresay you think you have some, perhaps many, to whom your well-being is ofdeeper interest than to me.
To me, Linnet, the whole sanctity of a union between us lies infinitely deeper than any man’s sanction, be he priest or Pope or king or lawgiver.
Linnet’s face flushed a still deeper crimson than before, as she answered frankly, “Forgotten you, Herr Will.
So he murmured more than once, as Linnet bowed deeper and deeper, “What a beautiful creature she is, to be sure!
Then, skipping the gag, he read on once more with deeper interest, “It would be hard to decide whether the chief honours of the night belonged more unmistakably to Mr Deverill himself or to his charming exponent, Signora Casalmonte.
They seemed to be getting deeper and deeper into the woods.
Much of this was the result of his own self-control and soldierly training, and gave little indication of the deeper feeling that he was conscious lay beneath it.
Women often shed more blood, and cut deeper with their tongues, than any man with his sword.
Women often strike deeper wounds and shed more blood with their tongues than men with their swords.
When he was well again, he went out to provide the needful food, and ventured deeper into the land than the maidens had ever done.
The griffin fluttered away, and Hagen creptdeeper into the thicket, unheeding the thorns.
While the rest made preparations to encamp for the night, Hagen went deeper into the inhospitable land, and came to a spring that ran into a small lake.
This should be governed by the soil more than by any other factor, although some varieties need a deeper root-run than others.
Those who have had most experience with resistant stocks maintain that all American grapes require rather deeper plowing than European grapes on their own roots.
They are seldom found deeper than six inches while feeding, but as cold weather approaches they burrow deeper to avoid sudden changes of temperature.
To a person fond of natural history, such a day as this brings with it a deeper pleasure than he can ever hope to experience again.
The sun was high above them now, and every mile carried them deeper into the heat and dust of the plain, but the girl uttered no word of complaint.
You're getting deeper into the slough all the time.
For the first time since his downfall his humiliation seemed just a trifle deeper than was necessary.
Ward perceived something hidden in her voice, some emotion which was more than terror, deeper than pity, but his words were grave and kindly.
From day to day the impression you made upon me at our first conversation has sunk deeper into my mind, and the comforting certainty, that love for you will fill my entire life in the future, grows more and more unshakable.
I would be so glad to do something--" she hesitated and a deeper rose color stole into her cheeks.
There the waters were deeper and quieter, as though pausing for a moment's rest before taking a plunge of many feet to the lower part of the canyon.
It became very cool as she turned out of the sunshine of the broad highway, and the deeper she drove into the canon, the damper and more earth fragrant the air.
Jenny's rose-tinted cheeks were of a deeper hue, "But you also have grown.
When going to fight they grease the point of the spear with tallow, that it may enter more readily and deeper into the flesh.
The colour of the back, which is much deeper at the sides, is a dusky yellow, varied with yellow lines intersecting one another at the spine.
Arable land where the chalk comes close to the surface, as opposed to the deeper clay land.
This was not something called up in vindication, a mere escape from hard thinking, her own way out from things she could not bear; it was deeper than that, far less facile.
And then they sank into deeper channels--he found himself telling her things he had not told anyone: about his practice, about the men he was associated with, things he had come to think.
I think it went deeper than you may have known--and maybe it's only fair to him you should know.
In his heart too there were deeper disappointments than this touched.
All this you knew by that which doth reside Deeper than learning; by apprehension Of ancient, dark, and melancholy pride You were a Soldier true, and died as one.
Softly she kissed him, and a bliss, Deeperthan all her human tears, Flooded her and put out her fears.
Walker's thin nose seemed to resemble a wedge which he was driving deeperanddeeper with each question.
There are some so solitary by destiny and growth that the first woman-friend who comes into their adolescence with sympathy and understanding wins a passionate Lesbian adoration the deeper for being unrealized.
In the middle of the enclosure a well was begun, which had to go deeper and deeper through the chalk, till at last water was found at 300 feet deep--a work that must have lasted a year or more.
Red Dog smoked long, and the lines upon his forehead grew deeper as he thought and schemed.
As for the higher speculations, the deeper generalizations, in which philosophy has been wont to indulge concerning the aim and meaning of existence, he waves them away as profitless or even mischievous.
We cannot trace this error to its source and expose the many fallacies it contains without going deeper into aesthetics than is here necessary or desirable.
The first undoubted evidence that Mr Kipling, who started with skilful tales of India, was bound in the end to turn homewards for a deeper inspiration is contained in a story from The Day's Work.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "deeper" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
