Sentence examples for a more profound experience from inspiring English sources

Its challenging theme haunted me and the demise of Piggy showed how words can create a more profound experience than film.

But where a costume party ensemble is picked simply to amuse, many cosplayers feel a deeper connection with their chosen character that elevates the experience from mere dress-up to a more profound experience.

"Depression is a more profound experience than just feeling sad or frustrated," Moutier said, adding that the disorder also brings about sleep troubles and other physical symptoms like headaches and changes in appetite.

What's the difference between the delusion of pain or pleasure and the real thing?" Some would argue that taking drugs can actually be a more profound experience than reality, particularly when it comes to taking hallucinogens, substances thought to be pivotal to the process of human evolution.

In our study we observed that depression is connected with a more profound experience of pain.

Then, later that evening, he was gripped by an even more profound experience than the first.

Yet circumnavigating the globe (something few in previous generations could ever contemplate) feels a more profound travel experience.

Referring to Mr. Tröndle's conviction that an elevated heart rate signals a more profound art experience, she said: "Those transcendent moments when you're just completely awash in the color and beauty of a great Pissarro or Sisley or Monet — those moments aren't necessarily going to raise your heart rate.

There are, however, hints that the creators are building a more profound play experience modeled on the emerging genre of alternate reality games — online games in which thousands of players solve a sprawling mystery together, finding clues hidden in places like dummy Web sites and recorded phone messages.

Moreover, experimental studies have actually indicated that Patient Simulation featured with a virtual conversation interface in natural language provides not only a higher degree of realism, but also a more profound learning experience (Stevens et al.[ 29]; Deladisma et al.[ 30]).

By retaining this metadata information within the virtual environment (VE), interaction with the elements enables more profound experiences.