Sentence examples for a deeper concept from inspiring English sources

Christina was taught by Raf Simons and Veronique Branquinho, her clothes major on provocative prints and simple shapes, and usually there's a deeper concept behind everything, something to do with sexuality and consumerism and whatever.

Information is a deep concept, typical of what the mathematician John Myhill named a «prospective character», i.e. a concept that becomes deeper and deeper as it is further discussed (Myhill 1952).

Now, Avex, not only one of Japan's biggest entertainment companies but also the geniuses responsible for said DVD, have come up with a similar, psychologically deep, concept.

"I'm trying to teach deeper concepts of thinking".

Moore's series, which ran for four seasons from 2003, opened up the universe to explore deeper concepts of faith, morality and politics.

No doubt the question of deeper concepts being created and employed by the system will warrant further investigation.

A key factor of this impression is talking all the time, which is much, much easier with fake deep, rather than deeper concepts.

"It comes down to a simple, but intellectually deep concept," Kammen says.

But Steve Ritter, chief scientist at Carnegie Learning, said one of the benefits of the technology was that it used the principles of cognitive science to help students gain a deeper understanding of concepts rather than simply drill math problems.

Children who are taught to use gestures to solve math problems demonstrate a deeper understanding of concepts, but why?

This suggests that students who participated in all flipped classes indeed reached a deeper understanding of concepts.