Sentence examples for especially profound from inspiring English sources

Sleep monitoring has especially profound implications.

These feelings are especially profound among working parents.

The rise of Islam had an especially profound impact on the church and East-West relations.

Her book is not especially profound, philosophically speaking, and not especially acute as a work of cultural criticism.

The out-of-control car presents an especially profound and frightening experience, therefore, which may serve to represent other kinds of dangerous impotence with respect to technology.

Many modern societies have borrowed some aspect of ancient Roman thought, but its shaping influence on the United States has been especially profound.

Mr. Cortez, especially, felt profound sympathy with Laughton's objectives.

With her keen, logical mind, her command over an immense (and growing) body of historical and cross-cultural facts, and especially her profound understanding of human motivations, she seemed, above all, ideally qualified for theorizing.

Geek passions have been catered to and monetized (so many Cons), stoked by social media, especially their profound love of story and fantasy — the rich, unfurling places where they can escape the real world.

Especially for profound industrial projects, it would be difficult to achieve the desired goals without the central control and coordination of the state.

In other words, the vast majority of cases of hyponatremia (especially when profound) are hypoosmotic hyponatremia, a term largely preferable to the so-called "true hyponatremia".