Sentence examples for achieve a profound from inspiring English sources
It requires nothing less than an infusion of additional aid sufficient to achieve a profound improvement in the quality of education offered by the city's public schools.
Like a solo by Charlie Parker or Jimi Hendrix, his freeform improvisations loop and lurch and yet achieve a profound unity.
To achieve a profound safety improvement, he said, NASA would need to replace the shuttle fleet, which was designed in the 1970's, with an entirely new vehicle.
In the ACURASYS study [3], the investigators used a high and constant dosage of cisatracurium to achieve a profound paralysis considering the fact that there was no monitoring of the train-of-four (TOF) to ensure blindness.
Eggers' stories bring together stylistic freedom and social consciousness by experimenting with narrative construction to achieve a profound meta-dialogue on contemporary conflicts and concerns.
Until we can achieve a profound change in law enforcement culture and their taking as much care in protecting Black boys' lives as White boys' lives, our children are going to remain at risk.
In the process, she has achieved a profound understanding of both the potential and the limitations of her medium.
Facebook and Twitter, designed originally for far more trivial purposes, are now achieving a profound humanitarian utility.
The filmmaker's very subject is the bond of theatre and cinema; his film achieves a profound synthesis of exactly the sort that, say, "Birdman" — remaining dependent on theatre — doesn't.
The filmmaker's very subject is the bond of theatre and cinema; his film achieves a profound synthesis of exactly the sort that, say, "Birdman"—remaining dependent on theatre doesn't.
