Sentence examples for a profound quiet from inspiring English sources

He called the vase "a profound, quiet, esoteric kind of object, which was presented as a technology that was right under our nose".

Their efficacy is why the best of our churches, temples and mosques harbor a profound quiet and stillness that even an atheist like me can feel.

Some savored the profound quiet, or a perfect sunrise, or shimmering green aurorae on white snow.

As at Red Rock, there was profound quiet as we mounted a serpentine trail past ponderosa pines and mountain mahogany trees that kept trending up and up.

The relative quiet of a secluded Vermont back road had given way to the profound quiet of the forest.

I come for the profound quiet and the tepees at Cynthia's.

His sound is folky, multi-instrumented, dazzling; by turn given to music-hall crescendo and profound, quiet grace.

"When Winter Comes," Verlyn Klinkenborg's essay about his country winter (The Rural Life, Dec. 17), makes me nostalgic for the remembered winters of my childhood, in Buffalo and later in Montreal, winters of hip-deep snow and relentless cold and the profound quiet that heavy snowfall brings.

This is a profound example of quiet integrity -- staying true to one's own nature and staying whole.

This Veterans Day, as I think of my father, I am grateful that he taught me such a profound respect for quiet.

It wasn't a lack of faith in Bon Iver's talent, or potential reach, just a profound disconnect between the quiet desolation of the Vernon myth and the actuality of 10,000 souls withstanding the smell of stale chip fat to hear painterly songs in which choruses repeat only rarely.