Sentence examples for a more profound value from inspiring English sources

And though Wallace's strange creatures sold for good money back home, the collection had a more profound value.

"It is based on the very old-fashioned belief that sustained collaborative work can produce theater of more lasting value, of more profound values, than any other way of working," he said.

In consistency with the time course of disease the model used slightly different choice of parameters and cut-off values depending on the evaluated time point; not surprisingly a more profound deviation from normal values was detected by 72 h, compared to 24 h of age.

However, our study shows the value of a more profound understanding of the diversity of the transmission cycles and pathogens on which to base estimation of the environmental health hazard: discrete coexisting transmission cycles can be associated with dilution of the abundance of tick-borne pathogens when, at first sight, an augmentation would be the expected outcome.

In addition, all the weights in this method are arbitrarily set and it stands to reason that some cycles have a more profound effect than others and thus different weight values may produce more accurate results.

Others in the region see the Trump candidacy as a symbol of western democracy and values gone awry, hinting at a more profound global realignment.

The article offered a more profound explanation.

Does it make one a better -- a more profound -- person?

I could imagine a more profound or interpretively charged performance.

Or is it indicative of a more profound nationwide problem?

Eventually it will have a more profound effect.