Sentence examples for deeper facts from inspiring English sources

The exquisite literary contrivance of "A Part Song" records this fact alongside the other, deeper facts of bereavement.

When I was last in Turkey the mood towards Europe, somewhat in defiance of the deeper facts, was strikingly upbeat.

Whether, in the end, it will help to elucidate the deeper facts, the whole truth, about the Iraq dossier is a different matter".

But the commercialized images of beaming children opening presents or gazing at the tree remain potent because they speak to much deeper facts of human nature.

The result is a deep fact about β-reduction.

As noted in the Introduction, Frege validly proved a rather deep fact about the natural numbers notwithstanding the inconsistency of Basic Law V.

It is this deep fact about the world that is the metaphysical basis of the truth of the Principles of Non-contradiction and of Excluded Middle.

It seems to be a deep fact about beauty and other aesthetic properties that they are inherently "sociable"; beauty cannot be lonely.

Then, Brink observes, while it may be a contingent fact that most people will have some desire to comply with what they believe morality requires, it will also be a deep fact about them.

Mill is thus arguing that, while there are no objective necessary connections, there is nonetheless an objective basis for the necessity of logic, but that it is a fact about the ordinary world that forms this basis, a deep fact to be sure, but a fact nonetheless.

It could be, after all, that if the deep fact of identity is missing, there just are no other relations of significance we could legitimately substitute for it, so all that remains would be merely the basic atomic moments of people's lives.