Sentence examples for Profound scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The youth justice system needs more profound scrutiny and there is an urgent need for a holistic inquiry, in public, to examine the wider systemic and policy issues.

The face has an admirable gravitas that heralds the profound scrutiny of masters like Rembrandt but the condition is not ideal and the format has been extended by adding an unnecessary strip to the upper edge.

Philip IV himself is a weak and fading figure in this painting, which does the job of court portaiture and yet makes the monarch seem a nonentity under the profound, ironic scrutiny of one of the world's most serious artists.

As U.S. higher education faces intensified scrutiny and profound rethinking, more debate and experimentation lie ahead.

No other recent artist has embarked on such a severe and profound process of self-scrutiny over so many years, and Freud must surely himself have been aware of the analogy with Rembrandt.

If their results hold up to scrutiny they will have profound implications for they suggest that the universe stretches far beyond what telescopes can observe, and that the laws of physics vary within it.

The absence of scrutiny on Wall Street had a profound effect on mortgage origination.

Nonetheless, the development bears scrutiny as the potential implications are profound.

Much of the play's popularity is due to the fact that, following the Labour Party's triumph with Tony Blair, Britain is again on the brink of a profound social transformation, in which the welfare state is coming under scrutiny by the party that invented it.

Further scrutiny of the subset of 35 children with early-onset profound hearing loss (PTA ≥ 90 dB HL), who clearly met audiologic criteria, showed a similar pattern.

Unlike the latest of his four novels, "A Woman Run Mad," which was limited by a distractingly lurid plot, this book invites close scrutiny and repeated encounters, requiring its readers to stretch for meanings, subtle and profound.