Sentence examples for feel more profound from inspiring English sources

I used to sound more like a little girl, maybe, but, on this album, I feel more profound within myself".

The poses and costumes keep the subjects at a distance even as they make their lives feel more profound.

But with tuna the death shift feels more profound.

It didn't feel like dressing up, though; it felt more profound than that.

That has always felt more profound to me than our western ideas of fairness, equity or objectivity.

Viewers' real time reactions became part of the spectacle in a way that felt more profound than usual, possibly because what we had seen had been confounding enough to make speculation unavoidable.

One of my quarrels with "The Peacock Emporium" is that, at the end, I wanted more of Athene's story, which felt more emotionally profound given her culturally inhibited choices.

It may even make us feel something more profound: vulnerable.

We see them herding and inspecting cattle together, and shooting the breeze on a still summer evening, but, as friendships go, this one feels more desultory than profound, and only viewers with advanced sexual radar, fresh out of "Brokeback Mountain," would pick up a blip of desire between Pete and his pal.

Yet circumnavigating the globe (something few in previous generations could ever contemplate) feels a more profound travel experience.

This incongruity feels both more profound and more pervasive by the day.