Sentence examples for from profound to from inspiring English sources

"Answers ranged from profound to wacky.

The questions veered from profound to silly as Coach Mike D'Antoni and then Lin took the podium.

He was named to that prestigious and salaried, but largely honorary, post by the Librarian of Congress, James H. Billington, who said Mr. Nemerov had "given America a remarkable range of poetry from profound to the poignant to the comic". His duties included advising the library about poets and literature.

The response to Adam Carolla's remarks ranged from profound to enraged to enlightened to downright ridiculous.

Beyond this unifying definition lies an extreme degree of clinical heterogeneity, ranging from profound to moderate impairments.

Consequently, the film sometimes veers from the profound to the portentous, from the sublimely ridiculous to the ridiculously sublime.

But they know that it is there, and that his reach as a minister without portfolio stretches from the profound to the trivial, from the choice of a running mate to the selection of beer on Air Force Two.

They often sit together at games, discussing matters "from the profound to the adolescent," Stern said.

His aphorisms, which he delivers with the same slow deliberation you imagine him applying to his signature "truffled parsley soup with poached eggs", range from the profound ("To reach great heights, you have to find great depths within yourself") to the baffling ("A tree without roots is a piece of wood. A cricket bat with roots is only a tree").

Alexa had just completed a canvassing of the entire Internet, chronicling 150 million Web pages totaling 2.3 terabytes, from the profound to the trivial.

Mickey Strider photographs himself as a dead body in a multitude of dramatic settings, from the profound to the profane.