Sentence examples for the deep implication from inspiring English sources

Whatever limits are inherent to identity political formations, however, the unfashionableness of the phrase itself belies the deep implication of questions of power and legitimate government with demands for self-determination that are unlikely to fade away.

Ms. White paused so that the women, all of whom edit international versions of Cosmo, could absorb the deep implications of the trend, along with the impressive nearly naked male on the screen.

An important new book Climate Shock: The Economic Consequences of a Hotter Planet by Environmental Defense Fund senior economist Gernot Wagner and Harvard economist Martin Weitzman, explores the deep implications this has for the debate over climate policy.

Next we will consider some concepts from social sciences theories to better understanding the deep implications of these strategies for the lives of people.

"The deeper implication, if they are able to expand the program unchecked, is that we'll never be too confident that we know where all the centrifuges are.

The thing that disturbs me about Chicxulub, aside from the fact that it erased the dinosaurs and wrought catastrophic and irreversible change, is the deeper implication that we, and all our works and worries and attachments, are so utterly inconsequential.

But we must also understand the deeper implications.

Rebus is after the deeper implications of the trigger-happy tragedy at school.

You could read it unselfconsciously for literal meaning; or, struck by its formal structure, you might recognize the deeper implications.

Mr. Barrett now says that people who predict a Wi-Fi shakeout are missing the point, as well as failing to see the deeper implications of the technology.

Of course, DeLillo being DeLillo, it's the deeper implications of the piece — what it reveals about the nature of film, perception and time — that detain him.