Sentence examples for engaging profound from inspiring English sources

IGN called it a "brilliant, engaging, profound MMORPG," but added it came with "atrocious technical problems".

I haven't encountered a book about being an artist, or about the punishing entanglements of mothers and daughters, as engaging, profound or original as this one in a long time.

The party is now engaged in profound soul-searching, debating how to democratise the party's own internal structures to re-engage with the mass movements that produced it.

The truth is that young people are deeply engaged in profound intellectual pursuits and literacy practices with their peers, even as there is a "strange absence of intellectual engagement in high schools".

Now, on this evening in June 2011, the financial adviser and social worker and music professor and Navy officer, and the other half-dozen people joining in harmony from their chairs, were engaging in a profound act of cultural conservation.

In addition, interventions in multiple murine models utilizing several of these pathways, either by blocking co-stimulatory receptors or by engaging inhibitory receptors, have profound therapeutic effects.

Phelps-Roper believed that she was engaged in a profound act of love.

Only now are German newspapers and politicians beginning to engage with the profound issues.

The men who do these acts of mass murder know that they have to engage in a profound level of violence to stand out from the clutter.

With the midterm Congressional campaign heading into the home stretch, Mr. Obama and the Republicans are engaged in a profound debate about the proper size and scope of government.

So little did your committee and the government – in fact the whole political class – engage with this profound threat that the successor at the Foreign Office, William Hague, felt able to dismiss the issue with that simple-minded phrase from the Labour era: you having nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide.