Sentence examples for a more profound question from inspiring English sources
Instead, the clampdown raised a more profound question.
As he was led away, the maid fixed her dress and called, 'Bon appétit, baby!' " Each time someone asked why "that nigger was crazy," Pryor upped the ante by posing a more profound question.
And it is a more profound question than many that will be thoroughly aired in the election campaign.
In turn, this raises a more profound question: are we investigating the clinical phenotype 'schizophrenia' or is this only one phenotypic outcome of different neurodevelopmental pathologies?
Strauss's attention to esotericism is rooted in a philosophical interest in "a golden mean which is neither a compromise nor a synthesis, which is hence not based on the two opposed positions, but which suppresses them both, uproots them by a prior, more profound question, by raising a fundamental problem, the work of a truly critical philosophy" (RPSMF, p. 4).
But the argument that found a sympathetic ear with the Mayor was a much more profound question about how to change policing".
Justice Breyer raised a still more profound question: Is the death penalty unconstitutional, as a form of "cruel and unusual punishment" prohibited by the Eighth Amendment?
That is a much more profound question which completely dwarfs what is being haggled over in Brussels on Thursday and Friday.
The more profound question is how do you measure the non-skills component of what goes on in schools: values, curiosity, critical thinking, and so on.
The more profound question, to which this book provides many clues, is how far the whole concept of Britishness is being undermined by new immigrants.
