Sentence examples similar to Profound fondness from inspiring English sources
There can be no claim to objectivity in this article, written as it is by one who had a profound respect, admiration and fondness for Mdala.
"Profound fatigue, profound brain fog.
Profound sadness remains.
This fondness for empty stunts indicates a profound lack of faith in the detailed choreography of this masterpiece of ballet classicism.
He thinks our fondness for alcoholic beverages has been a profound force in human history.
Pindar's fellow Boeotian Hesiod, although very different from Pindar in background and temperament, shared with him a deep religiosity, a groping toward something more profound and satisfying than contemporary cults could offer, a fondness for abrupt and violent transitions in thought and mood, and a forthright pungency of speech.
And within the scenes, she indulges her fondness for philosophical maxims, which sometimes seem quietly profound and at other times cloying.
In "The Closing of The American Mind," Bloom cagily exhibits an un-Straussian fondness for Kant, and a Straussian belief in the profound direness of Heidegger).
