Sentence examples for a profound depth from inspiring English sources

Then came the 2003 Château Margaux sample itself, with the same blossomy purity of fruit, but adding in a denseness, weight and intensity that excavated a profound depth into the trademark elegance of Margaux.

The heart of the worry is that singular structure would seem to signify some sort of breakdown in the fundamental structure of spacetime to such a profound depth that it could wreak havoc on any region of universe that it were visible to.

HIV is variable and needs someone with a profound depth of knowledge and experience to recognize a trend, a shift in someone's condition, or something else unexpected coming down the road.

There are exceptions, of course, but Kazin was part of a vanishing breed of intellectuals, mostly freelancers, whose hunger for literature and culture, history and social thought endowed them with a profound depth of vision.

The CMP phenotype demonstrates itself at multiple levels of functionality, indicating a profound depth of coherent cellular regulation.

Its physical postures are only the tip of an iceberg, beneath which is a distinct metaphysics with profound depth and breadth.

The child who, nine months previously, was going to ruin your abs, your savings account and your sex life, the child who you only had because time was running out and you're 35 now and its either this or freeze your eggs.... that child has NOT now turned you into an urban buddha, able to perceive life in a greater and more profound depth than you ever thought possible.

Then, with the main orchestra, he caressed the extended solo which opens the third movement of the Piano Concerto No 2 before leading his section in the Second Symphony's melancholic adagio – all played with unhurried, consummate artistry, and a perfect example of the profound depth of experience that exists within this orchestra.

It was a years-long span of bohemianism that, though ultimately ended, taught me the value of a profound life depth: less is more.

In On Gravity, physicist A. Zee combines profound depth with incisive accessibility to take us on an original and compelling tour of Einstein's general theory of relativity.

A man from London overheard us and offered his own interpretation of the profound depth: "Life is uneventful; it's meant to be uneventful".