Sentence examples for a profound study from inspiring English sources

His portrayal is a profound study of the lure and the perils of power.

Just as Macbeth is a thriller that's also a great tragedy, The Infatuations is a murder story that's also a profound study of fatal obsession.

All the King's Men is one of American literature's definitive political novels, as well as a profound study of human fallibility in politics.

Among its many achievements, Kent's film is a profound study of the contrasting ways in which parents and children process fear: as Amelia and Sam, Essie Davis and startling newcomer Noah Wiseman are an exquisitely matched, mutually consuming double act.

The New Yorker, October 29, 1932 P. 13 Gives a profound study of what X. Marcel Boulestin, Doctor of the Philosophy of the Table, Culinary Ambassador to the English, writes in his cookbook,"Simple Frecnh Cooking;" Stokes,1924).

And Angelika Thusius, an artist who was visiting New York from Ashland, Ore., took time out from a profound study of Manet's "Monk at Prayer" to assert that she deplored the background babble at overcrowded shows.

The new method opens a broader perspective to a more profound study of water-in-oil emulsions at a microscopic level.

A more profound study of their relationship could lead to a better understanding of the chromatin regulation of this region and might explain some features of the disease.

I told them, 'You know about the smoking controversy.' 'Oh, yes, we've made a very profound study.' And I found out that not one had read the Surgeon General's report.

So, a further profound study is very interesting, which may call for some new mathematical methods, and even new mathematical theories.

Indeed, owing to the great difficulties, the authors only provide in [17] the stability criterion in which the nonlinear p-Laplace items play roles in the case of 1 < p < 2. So a further profound study is very interesting, which may call for some new mathematical methods, and even new mathematical theories.