Sentence examples for a profound gift from inspiring English sources

Ms. Farber, the South African director whose work includes intensely visceral reimaginings of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" and Strindberg's "Miss Julie," has a profound gift for physical poetry.

She combined rapier-sharp technique with glorious musicality and a profound gift for characterisation, particularly in 19th-century romantic roles such as Giselle.

But Mr. Strathairn, who has a profound gift for finding the sounds in silence, is superb as a quiet man acutely aware of his capacity to harm (2 00).

I didn't realize that this is a profound gift in itself because every comedian aspires to have that capacity to evoke laughter.

EE: As I say about cancer, it was the most terrifying, arduous, painful thing, but it was also a profound gift in the sense that I was holding so much in my body for so many years that was dark and terrifying which was preventing my coming back into myself.

What a tremendous and profound gift.

To have contributed to an industry that can impact and uplift millions of people was a powerful and profound gift.

He gave me the most profound gift you can give a writer: he taught me to pay attention to all that is not said, to be alive to the mysterious silences that surround us.

This other comfort may be our most profound gift to one another: solace and reassurance to someone confronting the cryptic, terrifying aloneness of death.

Taken in toto, the Hollywood film is Los Angeles's profound gift to culture, even if its artifacts, taken individually, often float giggling into space.

But it was more than that: Alison's Starting to Happen showcases Dando's profound gift: the title is perfect, the instrumentation and arrangement unfussy but utterly alluring, and Dando's melodic sense is simply unimpeachable.