Sentence examples for deeper account from inspiring English sources

But there are a few moments when Gay gives us a glimpse of the deeper account that "Hunger" might have been one in which she pursues, rather than merely dispatches with, the contradictions that have so painfully defined her life.

A reader — this reader, anyway — longs for a fuller, deeper account of how the commissioners handled the physical and political risks of finding facts in a lethally hostile environment.

It is clear from this that quite a few of Einstein's most distinguished successors believe he was right to say that the theory is fundamentally unsatisfactory and that we need a deeper account of reality.

For example, there is new material on heterogeneous beliefs in both complete and incomplete markets models; and there is a deeper account of forces that shape aggregate labor supply elasticities in lifecycle models.

Mr. Darton provides a deeper account of the architectural background of the towers, whose design was inspired by the work and theories of the great Swiss-born architect Le Corbusier (whom, typically, he calls a "shadowy presence, part Mephisto, part Faust").

Without these explanatory features they may well regard the analysis of good offered by Ewing superficial and in need of a metaphysically deeper account.

So to kick off today's report, we're bringing you some "day two" stories a deeper accounting of the victims behind the headlines, who appeared in our report before we knew who they were or why they were shot.

Still other scholars suspect that legitimacy and obligation are ultimately grounded not in consent but instead in the deeper accounts of moral agency and the good life that make consent seem so important in the first place.

Wall Street analysts said the suspension of Douglas C. Beatty, the chief financial officer, and Michael J. Gollogly, the controller, suggested that the company faced deeper accounting troubles than investors were led to believe when Nortel announced an internal audit in October.

Then there's the deeper accounting aspect: members can track revenue and expenses, "from CD, merchandise or ticket sales".

Researchers must ensure that deeper accounts of the meaning and value of tissues as culturally meaningful artifacts are explicitly identified and incorporated into deliberations about appropriate use and exportation of tissues.