Sentence examples for a profound consideration of from inspiring English sources

It's time for a profound consideration of what conservatism meant before we lost our way.

It requires a profound consideration of what science is and who is allowed to make claims about scientific knowledge.

More than an intellectual biography or a mere charting of influence, Heidegger, Strauss, and the Premises of Philosophy is a profound consideration of these two philosophers' reflections on the roots, meaning, and fate of Western rationalism.

The occasion of this compulsion may well be a sudden public interest in one of his novels — a book he wrote without profound consideration of its meaning, an intended rent-paying potboiler that turned out to have a significance unguessed at by the author.

On a more general stance, handling item sampling hinges on profound considerations of the content of measures.

Yet Malick's movie — with its authentically profound considerations of the links between experience and transcendence, between ordinary life and intuitions of the absolute, between scientific knowledge and religious ecstasy — has an aesthetic, a style, a tone, a mood, which cohere with its grand ideas.

It originated in a profound philosophical consideration of the principles of relativity and invariance in the context of Newtonian mechanics.

To rebuild this wonder, to rescue it from being taken for granted once more, Europeans will need more than money and will: they will need a profound, thorough consideration of what they have in common, and what it means to be a European.

When Americans choose a president, their most profound consideration is whether a candidate can make the wisest possible decisions when it comes to war.

The movie, which stars Jane Birkin, Sergio Castellitto, André Marcon, and — in a very unusual role — Jacques Bonnaffé, is a delight, and its diverting surfaces give rise to some profound considerations.

I have a profound loathing of them.