Sentence examples for Profound thinking from inspiring English sources

Publishers know they can sell books with a big idea, but are they really the best vehicle for profound thinking?

Surrounded by sophists who whipped out immediate answers to complex questions, the gadfly stressed careful, deliberate and therefore productive and profound thinking.

*He said a timeout called by the Sixers' Keith Van Horn before a backcourt violation could be whistled was "profound thinking".

According to Ellen M. Litwicki, author of "America's Public Holidays," that first Labor Day was an utterly different kind of holiday than the one we know now, which has little to do with profound thinking of any kind by monopolists, their political tools, or even ordinary workers.

You don't expect profound thinking, great discipline, political activism, guerrilla training for protégés, and the creation of new techniques.

In fact, it is noteworthy that Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Foreign Minister are behaving on the basis of national pride, and not necessarily on that of profound thinking into the best interest of Russia on the long term, when going too far in the art of concession and revenge.

I think the most profound part thinking back, was having a childhood without much technology.

His work reflected his profound and constant thinking about mathematics, May said.

The colony, which was recognized last month as a model for creative aging by the National Endowment for the Arts, represents a profound shift in thinking about aging.

But in the 1960s, four mavericks and their posses instigated a profound shift in thinking that turbocharged business as never before, with implications far beyond what even they imagined.

And neither the West nor the Islamic world has a hope of recovering from the damage done in any constructive, humane way without profound transformations in thinking on both sides.