Sentence examples for a rather profound from inspiring English sources

It was, she said, "a rather profound response, considering they are being bombarded by adult political agendas".

The book takes seeds of truth from my family's story, so it's personal in that way, but I also had to throw the doors open and find my own way to tell it, my own way of settling up with history, which turned out to be a rather profound experience.

It is, in fact, this very aspect of Qaddafi's rule that can induce a rather profound sense of disjuncture in the visitor, for there is very little about the Libyan people to indicate a natural fit with either his steely determination or his grand ambitions.

This information gave me a rather profound "connection" to Streisand and Yentl.

This is obviously a rather profound escalation of their attacks on the news-gathering process and journalism.

At least according to Suskind, the only person who could stand Summers was Obama, which -- in Suskind's telling -- was a misjudgment that had a rather profound effect on the first chunk of Obama's presidency.

If Mr Clegg gets his party past the 100 mark, he will have smashed a psychological barrier and earned himself enormous clout in Parliament.Whatever happens, a campaign that began soporifically, and has largely skirted the matter of the fiscal crisis, has nevertheless produced a handful of rather profound things.

About two-thirds of the way into the volume, he makes a point that is simple and rather profound — the sort of point that Freud at his best excels in making.

But this apparently superficial relationship between food and microbes is in reality rather profound because first it speaks of a co-evolution with the human body over tens of thousands of years.

Hillary Clinton wasn't born an aristocrat, but she functions as one now, and, assuming she becomes a major-party nominee, she can only take her new and rather profound critique of how well American society functions so far.

It's rather profound when you consider that one small click can make a material difference in someone's day.