Sentence examples similar to create more profound from inspiring English sources
Others want to make more profound changes.
Its challenging theme haunted me and the demise of Piggy showed how words can create a more profound experience than film.
Officials from the office of the United States trade representative insisted Sunday that their ambition was still to create a more profound framework for lowering barriers to trade in the hemisphere.
This tension creates a more profound humor, which is present in generous quantities in the book's final pages.
But for him, the size of the country – and everything in it – creates a more profound sense of cultural community.
Playing the role of a hunter creates a more profound relationship between player and game, through the blindingly simple tactic of subtly tying everything together.
In turn, community foundations assist in creating a more profound effect across a broader swath of the population.
Eating creates more hunger.
The job is to make marriage more attractive (which basically means creating more men who are worth marrying) and making single parenthood less attractive (which means attaching some stigma to it since the economic penalties are already so profound).
