Sentence examples for and profound in the from inspiring English sources

The account of Barea is the most sombre and profound in the book.

Chicagoans, but not just Chicagoans, have always found something instructive, and pleasing, and profound in the stories of their block, of Main Street, of Highway 61, of a farm lane, of the Celestial Highway.

Among that company, "Hannibal" stands out for its ability to risk absurdity and self-seriousness, only to emerge with something gloriously strange and profound, in the realm of opera and poetry.

"There is something deep and profound in the DNA of the country that is tied to the enslavement of Africans, the trauma of slavery and the legacy of disfranchisement," said Noliwe Rooks, associate director of Princeton's African-American studies program.

Ms. Ruhl duly draws on Woolf's language to evoke the revelations and the questions reverberating in Orlando's mind, but what feels intimate and profound in the book comes across onstage as brisk philosophical summary.

For there is something mysterious and profound in the phenomenon that Diner has described, the elevation of a grimy neighborhood into a golden legend -- a shadowy hint of Jewishness that goes deeper than anything that is allowed either by her explanations or by mine.

These events include resident immune cell activation, immune and inflammatory cell recruitment to the airways, changes in lung physiology, and profound changes in the architecture of the airway due to the activation of lung resident cells.

Foundation for change Like all powerful ideas, the CRC reflects a demand for deep and profound change in the way the world treats its children.

Today, it is recognized that the host's immune response during sepsis changes over time, resulting in both inflammation and profound immunosuppression in the later course of the disease.

The reduction in the plasma level of S1P in Infarct was accompanied by its elevation in erythrocytes and profound reduction in the platelets.

The loss of alveolar capillary membrane integrity associated with acute lung injury induces accumulation of fluid in the extravascular space, gravity-dependent loss of gas volume, and profound alterations in the acoustic properties of the respiratory system [1]-[5].