Sentence examples for accessible but profound from inspiring English sources
Accessible but profound, they are so popular online that my blog series about them was published recently as an illustrated book.
"Ansel Adams at 100," which opens at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on Saturday, recasts Adams as an artist of private visions and modernist ambitions whose best work is less accessible but more profound than many of his better-known images.
With his absorbing and accessible yet profound accounts of neurological cases and conditions, Oliver Sacks, who has died aged 82, brought the clinical science of the brain to life for countless readers.
Weir's best work is at once timeless, accessible and profound, and one is repeatedly struck by the quiet unity of purpose that underscores the tremendous stylistic range of her output.
But profound challenges remain.
But profound change is profoundly unsettling.
It was soft but profound.
This is an understandable but profound misunderstanding.
The revolution is fairly simple but profound.
The difference is subtle, but profound.
