Sentence examples similar to profound disjunction from inspiring English sources

The social function of bloodwealth payments points to one of the most profound disjunctions between traditional and colonial concepts of justice, namely, that "The principle of a life for a life rarely leads to a permanent peace".

For example, they defined a disjunction as true if and only if exactly one disjunct is true (the modern "exclusive" disjunction).

Even so the disjunction between the text – a hymn of praise – and the apocalyptic trajectory of much of the music is profound.

The disjunction proves intriguing.

There is a disjunction.

The disjunction trick.

It is a very odd disjunction.

Profound Lore.

Profound things.

That disjunction between, on the one hand, the market's lack of faith in Twitter and, on the other, Twitter users' profound engagement with the service, is really at the heart of what's happened to the company in recent years.

It is a crass disjunction, but it is not his crassness or his disjunction.