Sentence examples for deeper concepts from inspiring English sources

"I'm trying to teach deeper concepts of thinking".

Moore's series, which ran for four seasons from 2003, opened up the universe to explore deeper concepts of faith, morality and politics.

Kaboolian hoped the iDG platform could help her visualize data while freeing up more of her time to teach the deeper concepts of negotiation.

Ms. Gerson said the Common Core is also intended to end the "math wars," in which educators and parents battled over whether the emphasis should be on mastering basic math skills or conveying deeper concepts.

In retrospect, I realized that this performance did not just hammer home the basic concepts the students needed to master, but helped emphasize some of the deeper concepts of biology to folks for whom this might be their only biology class in college.

Linguistic concerns and programming mechanics demand so much attention that deeper concepts are often postponed for later courses, leaving students in introductory courses with the mistaken impression that computer science is a shallow discipline, concerned only with transcribing ideas into code, and not with the ideas themselves.

Intuition, in its purest sense, is a far deeper concept.

Teamwork is a much deeper concept than simply group work.

Christina was taught by Raf Simons and Veronique Branquinho, her clothes major on provocative prints and simple shapes, and usually there's a deeper concept behind everything, something to do with sexuality and consumerism and whatever.

"Powerset extracts deep concepts and relationships from the texts, and the users query and match them efficiently to deliver a better search," Powerset CEO Barney Pell says.

Beginning in 1956 with a memorandum to the president of M.I.T., he pursued a conviction that physics was being taught as a stupefyingly academic discipline, a collection of rote problems with none of the deep concepts or hands-on excitement of real science.