Sentence examples for profound theory from inspiring English sources

"But just because there are profound theory difficulties doesn't mean one shouldn't take the picture seriously".

Avempace's commentary reveals only a moderate critic of Aristotle, a critic who did not, in any case, break with the master, and who, therefore, did not even go as far as Philoponus in creating a new and more profound theory of projectile motion.

I don't have any profound theory about why they're so popular, but I think humans in general created the vampire as a figure because it was a way of understanding death or a failure to understand death.

If we are to develop profound theory to solve the intractable problems in our societally-critical domains....we must learn to crawl into the life of what makes people tick.

However in domains where the consumer's identity or the identity of other stakeholders is challenged, the theory encounters quite a few anomalies that should be re-examined to see if a more profound theory can be developed.

If we are to develop profound theory to solve the intractable problems in our societally-critical domains, most of which would appear to be heavily identity centric, we must learn to crawl into the life of what makes people tick.

Mr Blomkamp's episodic, overheated film has even less time for philosophising.To be fair, it is possible that "Chappie" does have some profound theories in it somewhere, but that it is too busy careering between its numerous sketchy characters to give them more than a split-second's attention.

We have devised profound theories, one after another, to account for its origin.

"No profound social theory is needed to explain why people are more litigious today than ever before," as Richard Epstein of the University of Chicago puts it.

The Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell developed his profound mathematical electromagnetic theory from 1855 onward.

This first part of Freud and Philosophy, "Problematic," presents a profound and clear theory of signification, symbol, and interpretation.