Sentence examples for deeper idea of from inspiring English sources

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.

Wood believed Cyrus possessed charisma, commenting that she portrayed superstar authority, but failed because she was unable or unwilling to "give her fans a deeper idea of who she is and what her music means.

Mikael Wood of The Los Angeles Times, who attended the September 22, 2009, concert at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, referred to the performance of "See You Again" as an uptempo highlight that was, however, unable "to give her fans a deeper idea of who she is and what her music means".

Liberalism ultimately rests on a deep idea of what people are like.

"Some of the most beautiful and deep ideas of the 20th century come from engineering.

Does wine, like great art, illuminate the deepest ideas of what it means to be human?

The underlying picture of attitudes towards America suggests a miasma of confusion and deep emotion: the idea of America is woven deep into the universal imagination.

Where they part is in exteriority and ego: Wagner deals with expansion and limitlessness, while Beckett drills deeper into the idea of limitation, nowhere to go.

By outing the importance of dramatic history in his work, he acknowledged not only where he was coming from but where he needed to go: deeper into the idea of theatre as artifice.

But if we look deeper, the very idea of "fashion" is that a group of self-proclaimed arbiters of taste tell the general public what to wear for a brief periods of time in order to achieve social status.

As someone who publicly speaks and writes about the word 'fearless' so much (and have had the word used to describe me), I thought I'd dig a bit deeper into the idea of being genuinely fearless.