His subject matter was deeper.
The pupil premium may be one manifestation, but the deep desire to give all students, wherever they are schooled, access to the 'great core subjects' is deep-rooted, traceable of course back to Keith Joseph and Kenneth Baker.
CPAC will eat up his opinions about Iran because his knowledge of the subject is both deeper than that of cheerful idiots like Herman Cain and aligned with boilerplate GOP warmongering.
And not to sound shallow when the subject is so deep, but did I mention that it all looks absolutely ravishing?
But the best works here are night paintings, like "Composition 138," in which nothing else appears but a deep black sky divided from the earth simply by the lighter-colored mass of a curvy ground, and "Composition 128" whose subject is a deep blue lake echoing a sky of the same color, the two divided by a long line of black shrubbery reflected in the water.
Should a person ever take hold of a metaphysical concept and if they have invested strongly in the subject, they will be inclined to make up shadow excuses to be able to keep it, such as that the subject is too deep for ordinary people to see.
These cave rooves are subject to collapse forming deep sinkholes; if the bottom of the cave is deeper than the groundwater level then a cenote is formed.
The subject of sex is deep and difficult, as metaphysical as the physical element can be, and only artists of a high order are likely to approach the subject with any originality.
Mann, who wrote the widely praised biography "Kate: The Woman Who Was Hepburn," insists time and again, on page after page, that his subject is broader and deeper than Taylor herself — that he's investigating the very nature and stamina of stardom.
The story is funny — "I think even I sprang backwards when I saw myself in the bathroom mirror" — but its subject is the same deep-lying terror that is the main concern of most of the book.
