1.   And Paris and Helen make throw-away comments which have deeper meaning than they intend.

2.   It was as if these verbal skirmishes had a deeper meaning.

3.   For example, a literal translation by someone not familiar with its deeper cultural meaning may result in serious mistakes.

4.   Appointments with deeper meaning are scheduled in the summer when school is out and the weather is good, preferably on weekends.

5.   As he blends the past and the present, Lowenthal uses luminous language that often imbues ordinary gestures and events with deeper meaning.

6.   Being normal is more overrated than the supposed wonders and deeper meaning of Woodstock.

7.   Box scores document each game, and results can take on a deeper meaning.

8.   A few pictures here reveal his eye for the compelling details that could suggest deeper meanings.

9.   A name change may seem merely cosmetic, but this discussion, they knew, was laden with deeper meaning.

10.   A series with unexpected playoff implications, yet far deeper meaning.