Sentence examples for first and most profound from inspiring English sources
Protest is often people's first and most profound involvement with politics.
The first, and most profound, thing to do is acknowledge that solo living is actually a fantasy underwritten by the very real presence of the family, communities and the state.
Beatrice's first and most profound shock concerns her father, Dr. Jeremy Fisher-Harthethe "whole, seamless tapestry" of her life torn and rendered "incoherent" by her discovery that he has sexually harassed his clients and the graduate students who revere him.
In our pixelated moment of awakening, behind all the curiosity and confusion, lay our first and most profound grain of knowledge: there is a spectrum in this world that illuminates the haves and have-nots.
Finally the fourth and most profound book, where Gulliver's shameful realisation he is but a naked, hairy Yahoo in a land of higher beings - the horse race known as the Houyhnhnms.
Judy was his first coach and remains his biggest supporter and most profound influence as he has grown as a person and a sportsman.
The novels are among the most experimental and most profound in Western literature.
The role of speech technology in AAC is one of the most challenging and most profound.
The first and probably most profound challenge for populating China's so-called ghost cities could be called the Catch-22 of new city building: few people are going to move into a city without adequate transportation links, stores, schools, healthcare, and places to work, and these entities are slow to move into a place without people.
Scientists have yet to observe any other tree or plant species respond to elevated carbon levels with a noticeable spurt in growth, but Dr. Graybill suggests the bristlecone pine may be the first and most sensitive indicator of profound changes yet to come in the world's forests and fields.
As a new report from NRDC highlights, the first, most profound and far-reaching impacts of climate change are water-related.
