Sentence examples for Profound are from inspiring English sources
Details of captivity, peculiar as well as profound, are never far from Mr. Rosen's mind.
More profound are the changes the agreement makes to Vietnam's rules on foreign investment.
But perhaps most profound are Le Guin's meditations on aging, and on the relationship of soul to body.
So profound are Santiago's love and yearning that when he drowns, not long into the story, he remains in the village — or rather his ghost does.
It may help promote a soap, but it is hardly a new art form.Directors who are looking for something more profound are struggling.
"The words monumental and profound are overused, but in the case of this film, they are appropriate," said Sara Bloomfield, director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.
Something profound is lost".
But the most profound is psychological.
Unprecedented, historic, profound is how the media describe it.
And something even more profound is happening across our country.
