Sentence examples for deepest grounds from inspiring English sources

Noting that Ibn Gabirol is not an Aristotelian goes a long way to invalidating the deepest grounds (as opposed to the details) of Thomas Aquinas' and other medieval thinkers' criticisms of Ibn Gabirol's metaphysics as essentially being some kind of misunderstanding of Aristotle.

So we stood waiting and watching, with our button-like noses pressed against the crystal wall, until we were smacked awaken by the development goals that failed us, wars and inequalities that devastated us, and economic and environmental calamities that plunged us to the deepest grounds.

The raid, in the Zeitun neighborhood, was the deepest ground penetration into the city by Israeli forces in nearly 22 months of violence.

Thus, for Cohen, knowledge of our own moral selves is the "deepest ground" of religion: "[t]he discovery of humanity through sin is the source from which every religious development flows" (Cohen 1972 [1919], 20).

Yet over time Europeans came to endorse freedom of religion on deeper grounds than their immediate self-interest (xxv-xxvii).

Its leaders had a "deep grounding in Bible study, family devotions, personal prayer and worship".

And the glacier is now breaking away... and retreating into deeper ground".

She loved him with the same unforgiving force that pushes forests from the deep ground".

They can also sense disturbance and flee to deeper ground when researchers are digging.

"The glacier is now breaking into bits and pieces and retreating into deeper ground," he said.

The last time Jennifer Capriati and Kim Clijsters traded deep ground strokes was during last year's French Open final.