Sentence examples for a profound student from inspiring English sources

Shōtoku was a profound student of Buddhism who gave lectures on the scriptures and himself wrote commentaries.

Errol Morris is not a historian or an ideologue but a profound student of the quirks of human nature.

Though he was a profound student of advertising, and had studied every significant advertising work ever published, he was also an empiricist.

His search for identity — the subject of his book "Dreams from My Father," now assured of a place in the American literary canon — made him a profound student of the American dilemma.

All being dressed in the simple camping costume of the Kibbo Kift, there was nothing to indicate, for instance, that Red Wolf was a great traveller and writer, or Lotosta ("Looking to the Stars") a well-known woman reformer, or Mingan, a profound student of Eastern lore.

"He was a profound student of Philosophy, a lover of truth for its own sake.

In the article, the author refers to his being "an enthusiastic and profound student of medieval architecture".

As we hold colleges to account for graduation rates — as we should — we must also remember that socioeconomics has a profound bearing on student success.

But that stylistic difference had a profound impact on student ratings.

Acquisition of science process skills can have a profound impact on student success in college science classes.

High-quality feedback can have a profound effect on student performance [ 6] and is, therefore, vital to the overall effectiveness of a training sequence.