Sentence examples for a profound expression from inspiring English sources

No relic of a bygone era, it is a profound expression of insight into the nature of the human condition and the preconditions of sovereign self-government.

I think of Simon Boccanegra – a profound expression of Italian political history – or the opera I've worked on most recently, Tippett's King Priam.

In a sense, the house is a profound expression of genius loci, the notion that every place has its own spirit, which Ms. Zimmerman describes as "something ineffable, something you can't totally explain, like art".

If a sports broadcaster can reassure us that caring too much about the game is a profound expression of belonging and joy rather than a barely sublimated urge to violence, we'll buy whatever they've got on offer.

The first captured the New York Knicks forward Larry Johnson exulting after winning a game in the National Basketball Association playoffs, but because Mr. Pfeiffer had slowed the action and deleted the other players, the basketball and the markings on the court, the continually repeating image turned into a profound expression of human anguish trapped, like the viewer's eye, in the loop.

If nothing else, it is a profound expression of our newfound relevance.

An illness of his father, however, brought Blaise into contact with a more profound expression of religion, for he met two disciples of the abbé de Saint-Cyran, who, as director of the convent of Port-Royal, had brought the austere moral and theological conceptions of Jansenism into the life and thought of the convent.

Mr. Collins felt this was both a clever and profound expression of the campaign's ambition.

"I'd never read a funnier, more profound expression of working-class, west-of-Scotland life".

Besides the presence of oxidized phospholipids in oligodendrocytes and myelin, we also found a highly selective and profound expression of these neo-epitopes within degenerating axons and neurons.

It is a freedom of the most profound expression possible: that of basic moral values and the foundation of conscience and consciousness.