Sentence examples for conceptually deep from inspiring English sources

He has produced this time with Rida Laraki a beautiful, comprehensive, conceptually deep, and utterly sound treatise on the mechanics of democracy.

But although running Bain Capital required a lot more brains and savvy than playing roulette does — a lot more brains and savvy than most of us could even pretend to possess — the job was not conceptually deep.

That's O.K., and it's even commendable that artists are willing to apprentice themselves to this skill, but to take it any further, to say it is conceptually deep, or critical, is mistaken.

Over the last few decades, new experimental discoveries, through the development of new experimental probes and the fabrication of ever more exotic materials and devices, have been raising unexpected and conceptually deep questions.

He also serves the department as a director of undergraduate studies, while continuing to demonstrate productive and exemplary research, despite his conceptually deep and experimentally difficult research.

The report advocated for inquiry-based instructional techniques that actively engage students in conceptually deep problems, rather than asking them to memorize factual content.

And then there's stuff that is both incredibly beautifully created in terms of techniques and skill and they're incredibly deep conceptually.

Iceage A smart young punk band pushing out its life force, conceptually inspired but deep into a throwaway mood, condensing the entire clatter and tumble of its ensemble sound in every bar: we're lucky to hear that.

He explained to MTV News, "The first thing that came to mind was 'I want the money, money and the cars/ Cars and the clothes/ The ho's/ I suppose I just wanna be, I just wanna be successful.' When I'm saying all that, conceptually for me, the deepest part of the record was when I say, 'I suppose.' I supposed that's what success is about.

Conceptually, we provide a deeper analysis of labour market regulations and welfare systems in LMICs, contributing to the growing yet sparse body of research on developing nations and population health [ 6].

In fact, it has been proposed that impasses that trigger states of cognitive disequilibrium and confusion can create opportunities for deep learning of conceptually difficult content.