Sentence examples similar to deep-seated technical insight from inspiring English sources
The Rev Robert Lloyd-Richards, the chairman of the MPTS fitness to practise panel, which heard the case, told Patel he had an "unwarranted confidence" in his ability, "a deep-seated attitudinal problem" and also "lacked insight".
The Rev Robert Lloyd-Richards, who chairs the MPTS fitness to practise panel, said Dr Patel had an "unwarranted confidence" in his ability, "a deep-seated attitudinal problem" and also "lacked insight".
The first is the "technical interest," the "anthropologically deep-seated interest" we have in the prediction and control of the natural environment.
But Obama's insight about Roberts's deep-seated bias against the weak, which rings powerfully true, suggests that may not be the way to bet.
An understanding of these factors will provide policy-makers with much needed insight into addressing what can appear to be insurmountable, deep-seated inequalities reinforced by multiple hierarchies.
Many persons of religious faith and prophetic insight like King fervently believed that pressing problems of social justice required deep-seated spiritual and moral wisdom.
In conventional psychotherapy, we talk about "insights" or "causation" and we tend to believe that if we can uncover the deep-seated reasons behind someone's problems then the person will change automatically.
The most critical technical problem is how to parallelize a CUNFFT in the parallel strategy, which is conquered effectively by deep-seated research of basic principles and some algorithm skills.
Bulbs mostly not deep-seated.
