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The contrast of age and youth is insistent, and yet Hadley may also be making a deeper point about differences in male and female attitudes to the possibility of change.

There is a deeper point about those who recycle the favorite themes of antisemitism, yet are careful not to do what Stone and Thomas did, and speak about Jews qua Jews.

"I'm not sure I'm making any deeper point about privacy," he told me for a Nation article.

Tom Scott, who recently launched the site, says he's not sure he's making any deeper point about privacy with the Tumblr blog, though.

Peele probably expected them and is choosing to not answer them because the film has a deeper point to make: one about the nature of the U.S. as a country and us as a people, about the black experience of the underside of American democracy and mass incarceration.

Rader said the boat went down in about 40 feet of water but rolled to a deeper point and ended up on its wheels.

Two examples from Chekhov's writings about Sakhalin Island serve as conduits or portals to a deeper point.

There is a deeper point here, though.

RICHARD BRODY: David, I don't agree — I think that the interviews are more or less the core of the movie, and that they get to Linklater's deeper point about his home state: that under the folksiness and the heartiness, there still abides a rather frightening vigilante spirit.

This is a deep point.

It's a deep point.