Sentence examples for deeper idea from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he had a deeper idea to explore or some excuse for having Oedipus speak of an actual sphinx and of travel by carriage soon after reading an e-mail message from Creon on a vibrating iPhone.

Keltner's approach to touch turns on the deeper idea that consciousness itself is "exteriorized"—that we are alive in relation to others, not in relation to some imagined inner self, the homunculus in our heads.

And behind these "musical" transcriptions lurks the deeper idea that every poem is a kind of transcription or translation, into poetic form, of the world of thought or experience.

Frege, however, had an even deeper idea about how to do this.

On the surface you might classify Steelcase as a global manufacturer of office furniture, but the company has a deeper idea about how and why it operates.

The "deeper idea of reciprocity" (JF 124) implicit in the difference principle has just the opposite tendencies: the more advantaged may not gain at any point unless their gains benefit the least advantaged and benefit them maximally, better than any alternative arrangement of institutions.

You may also be able to track opinions or deeper ideas back to their original sources.

That possibility is particularly exciting to physicists, as it could point the way to new, deeper ideas, beyond the Standard Model, about the nature of reality.

Hebel's work reflects the links between popular culture and deeper ideas.

But I remain hopeful that more forward-thinking CEOs will hear the deeper ideas he is proposing.

But the production, with all its stylized artifice, serves as a vehicle for Fleck to play with deeper ideas about the nature of reality and representation, as well as our particular political moment.