Sentence examples for a deep reading of from inspiring English sources

Having undertaken what he describes in interviews as a "deep" reading of the Qur'an, he has concluded that the culture suggested by Islam is something that the west can "negotiate" with.

"If you want to do a deeper reading of it".

A deeper reading of Scott's novels is implicit in some of Honoré de Balzac's works.

Everything checked out – except a deeper reading of the FSA register would have shown that the real Kerry Duffain was a senior person at London hedge fund group, BlueCrest, which has no relationship whatsoever with Weizmann & Young.

However, a deeper reading of Barclay's article effectively ends that discussion.

Walk through a tunnel and you'll be welcomed into a deeper reading of the scene, full of new details and perspectives invisible from the gallery wall.

It will encourage a deeper reading of the article.

He is the latest in a long line of literary pundits in a quarrel with the velocity of modern life, a tradition that extends through the "deep reading" of Sven Birkerts (who coined the term in the nineteen-nineties) back to the "close reading" of William Empson, the English poet and critic.

His writing skill drew on his own deep reading of literature.

Her art has its sources in phenomenology, in the idea of being and nothingness, in mystical thinking and her deep reading of Wittgenstein.

Whether we are thinking of Wagner's obsession with Schopenhauer, Mahler's deep reading of Nietzsche in his Third Symphony or Strauss' shallow reading of Nietzsche in Also Sprach Zarathustra, it's clear that the relationship between music and text goes beyond the confines of poetry and opera libretti.