Sentence examples for profound lacuna from inspiring English sources

Either way, it suggests a profound lacuna in biologists' understanding of the world.

There are profound reasons for the lacuna of Asians in the world of entertainment and sport – the fact that the Premier League is devoid of Asian footballers is perhaps the most striking example.

A brain MRI was performed three days after presentation, showing bilateral optic nerve head thickening and multiple chronic ischemic lacunae in sub-cortical and profound white matter.

Diabetes impacted the spacing of the lacunae, while the perlecan deficiency had a profound influence on the pericellular fluid annulus.

Our examination of diabetic cortex and perlecan-deficient bones revealed that the former condition mainly impact the spacing of the lacunae (the nodes in the LCS network), while the latter had profound influence in the pericellular fluid annulus (the connection's bandwidth).

Among all factors considered, perlecan deficiency is associated with the most profound changes in the pericellular space observed in this study – the pericellular fluid annulus around bone lacunae and canaliculi of the perlecan-deficient bone decreased in both cortical and cancellous compartments (Table 7).

To argue that we can know Jean Brodie just as deeply as we can know George Eliot's Dorothea Brooke in Middlemarch, to argue that lacunae are as deep as solidities, that absence in characterisation can be a form of knowing as profound as presence, that Spark's and Saramago's and Nabokov's characters can move us as much as James's and Eliot's, is to concede nothing to Gass's scepticism.

BoJack Horseman fills that cultural lacuna.

The Lacuna, by Barbara Kingsolver (HarperCollins; $26.99).

Now there's an ominous lacuna.

The Lacuna grew out of that period.