Sentence examples for because of a profound from inspiring English sources

"I believe that's partly because of a profound misunderstanding.

The reason for this is because of a profound quandary: as we idolise things so we objectify ourselves.

"The reason I co-founded the NPA is because of a profound sense that we could be doing science better in this country.

And this is largely because of a profound disruption in how we understand the world and time itself.

That's the way that this project came into being: with David Mitchell's profound love for storytelling, and our connection to each other is all based on this friendship and love, and then the financiers, who got behind the movie and only did so because of a profound connection to the material.

The reason for improved outcome was not only metabolic but also because of a profound effect of insulin on the immune system.

It suddenly becomes clear to me that John of God is a miracle man, not because he performs healing of a profound nature, but because he teaches us all how to believe.

Millie Martini Bratten, the editor in chief of Bride's magazine, said many brides were avoiding Sept. 11 "because of the profound sadness associated with it".

The study also points to the importance of conducting RCTs when evaluating practice facilitation in a changing professional context because of an otherwise profound risk of overestimating the effect of a new intervention.

He faces a charismatic rival in Sergio Massa, a congressman who broke away from the FPV last year, more to distance himself from Ms Fernández than because of any profound disagreement with her.

The person also said that Facebook had agreed to raise the money at the $50 billion valuation because the financing would not dilute the ownership stakes of existing shareholders, and because it represented "a profound endorsement of the accomplishments so far".