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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a profound thinker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has deep and insightful thoughts or ideas, often in a philosophical or intellectual context.
Example: "Albert Einstein was not only a brilliant scientist but also a profound thinker who challenged conventional wisdom."
Alternatives: "a deep thinker" or "an insightful thinker".
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He was also "Camus in a lab coat," a profound thinker who linked life's deepest meanings to its hidden mechanics.
He was not a profound thinker or preacher, but he dealt with serious things in serious ways.
Burke, the father of modern conservatism, was a profound thinker, who challenged many of the orthodoxies of his day.
And though President Obama is clearly a profound thinker, his observation that stocks are cheap these days sounds somewhat amateurish.
He returned to his native Belfast to raise his family and lecture at Queen's University, where he taught the actor Simon Callow, who recalled "a profound thinker".
He could inspire as well as incite to laughter and was generous with the solid advise of a profound thinker and serious writer.
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American fiction writer Baxter is considered the Alice Munro of the American Midwest, a Chekhov of the cornfields, but he's also a quietly profound thinker about art.
She's a really profound thinker, which is why I adore her".
Another influential skeptic was the Danish physicist Niels Bohr, a remarkably profound thinker and inveterate mumbler who continually struggled to find coherent expressions of his ideas.
"The prize is for work on frictions in markets, which is very important stuff; but Peter, an incredibly profound thinker, has done much, much more.
He was often governed by prejudice, and he was not a profound political thinker.
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