Sentence examples for more profound reflection from inspiring English sources
The early neoliberal triumphalist rhetoric, however, also gave way to a more profound reflection about neoliberal models of development.
What I experienced was a rare opportunity for reflection, made more profound by my solitude.
The challenge may also be a distorted reflection of more profound shifts in culture and politics.
But maybe it might help a bit if we can see -- and honestly admit -- that the arguments we're having about the issues of the day really aren't about the facts at all, or about politics, but are really just reflections of more profound aspects of human behavior.
(The assertion would resound throughout the age of cinéma vérité, although it is the subsequent observation — "Cinema is not the reflection of reality, but the reality of the reflection" — that today seems more profound).
But this viewpoint misses something more profound taking place: The White House's internal chaos is a reflection of our democracy's resilience.
However, in Mary Shelley and the Rights of the Child, Eileen Hunt Botting argues that Frankenstein is more than an original and paradigmatic work of science fiction it is a profound reflection on a radical moral and political question: do children have rights?
Rated R. Ararat The 1915 killing and deportation of more than a million Armenians by the Turks is the catalytic center of Atom Egoyan's profound reflection on historical memory.
Mr. Egoyan's profound reflection on historical memory is an anguished, multilayered film that contemplates the Turkish massacre and forced deportation of more than a million of its Armenian citizens in 1915, an event still officially denied by Turkey.
Mr. Egoyan's profound reflection on historical memory is an anguished, multilayered film that contemplates the Turkish massacres and forced deportations of more than a million of its Armenian citizens in 1915, events still officially denied by Turkey.
