Sentence examples for considered profound from inspiring English sources
But he had something to say he considered profound.
What some Westerners have considered profound may be a simple lack of vitality.
Yet, Ms. Tron said, Duncan's dances "are considered profound artistic statements, with deep spiritual themes".
Mr. Ludwig said that Dr. Loren told him and his wife something he considered profound.
American Rep's "Three Farces and a Funeral" cannot rise too far above its central material, the farces themselves, frippery that Chekhov probably never considered profound or even serious.
It is widely considered a profound unifying experience, with repercussions beyond sports.
Both men had problematic literary careers, but Lévi-Strauss came to be considered a profound thinker and the founder of a particular school of thought, while Caillois now passed for an inspired if unclassifiable dabbler.
The loss of self was considered more profound owing to the suddenness of the PE event from which they attributed the loss of self to originate.
(Consider the profound influence of the Western on the American psyche).
It reminds us that we are mammals but with the ability to consider the profound implications of that.
He should consider the profound shock to the body and the mind that occurs from a sexual assault.
