Sentence examples for deepest forms from inspiring English sources

Racism reflects an acceptance of the deepest forms and degrees of divisiveness and carries the implication that differences among groups are so great that they cannot be transcended.

It is as if physics, which is so manifestly weird, is faintly embarrassing - almost like it was fiction itself, rather than one of the deepest forms of truth.

Will the youngest members of our species develop their capacities for the deepest forms of thought while reading or will they become a culture of very different readers – with some children so inured to a surfeit of information that they have neither the time nor the motivation to go beyond superficial decoding?

"This new theme comes into play because we believe that sharing in an imagination is one of the deepest forms of friendship," Ash told The Huffington Post.

For several decades now, we have been taught to see our deepest forms of pain our depression, our anxiety as primarily problems with our internal brain chemistry: some missing serotonin here, some missing dopamine there.

"This new theme [of magical realism] comes into play because we believe that sharing in an imagination is one of the deepest forms of friendship," Ash previously told The Huffington Post.

Mr Phillips said: "Continuously pretending that a group is somehow eventually going to become like the rest of us is perhaps the deepest form of disrespect".

But these problems, however urgent, should not cause us to neglect Dewey's insight that learning in the process of living is the deepest form of freedom.

For existentialism, human freedom grounds the very possibility of knowledge in its deepest form, i.e., the capacity of human beings to reveal something about reality.

Her close relationship with her father alone is a perfect example of human connectedness approaching it's deepest form.

Sleepwalking – traditionally referred to as somnambulism – takes place during NREM, which is the deepest form of dreamless sleep.