Sentence examples for deeper common from inspiring English sources

But that does not rule out the notion that both syntax and math abilities derive from a deeper common architecture, says cognitive psychologist Stanislas Dehaene of the Service Hospitalier Frédéric Joliot in Orsay Cedex, France.

He has met and broken bread with Jews, Christians and Catholics and each have discovered that beyond the political and religious labels lies a much deeper, common desire for peace and understanding.

Happiness and deep sense of connection have nothing to do with money or fame or material wealth, a truism constantly reinforced by deeper common sense (and the occasional ultra-inspiring true-life confession) but rarely trusted by the ego.

The participants experienced an expanded understanding of spiritual care individually and a deeper common understanding collectively.

Chabon's humanity and deep common sense allow him to address the most sensitive issues.

There is a deep common sense behind the openness that is being forced on the world of mobile technology providers.

There is little attempt to hide the country's deep, common history with its eastern neighbour, and now adversary.

Since a marginally quieter spell in the mid-90s, she has become – modest, concentrated, imbued always with a deep common sense and rarely less than thoroughly watchable – what she now readily describes as "a part of the family" in France.

In this case, the tree is "unbalanced," meaning that one of the branches arising from a deep common ancestor contains many more species than the other.

This fundamental distinction drives right to the heart of the deepest common error in our usual thinking about the relationship of humans to other animals.

And finally, the Wittgensteinian roots of Rawls's treatment suggest that he would have been skeptical of a strategy that turned on finding the deepest common features of all practices.