Sentence examples for has a profound understanding from inspiring English sources

It is not an easy process but it is a rewarding one since you feel he has a profound understanding of what he is talking about.

Or we could elect a man who has a profound understanding of the threat of climate change, a man at the center of the international commitment to address the buildup of heat-trapping gases.

CORDELIA: I'm sure you were. Lee has a profound understanding of women how they talk, how they describe one another: with a near-clinical objectivity and, often, with loathing.

CORDELIA: I'm sure you were. Lee has a profound understanding of women — how they talk, how they describe one another: with a near-clinical objectivity and, often, with loathing.

She says that he has a profound understanding of the state's history and knows how to guide it forward by leveraging its existing assets.

She has a profound understanding of the similarities and differences of these monotheistic religions and conveys that knowledge in an easily accessible manner (e.g. see her new book The case for God).

"We do not have a profound understanding of the Afghans," admitted an American diplomat who has traveled extensively in the country.

The Channel 4 chairman, Luke Johnson, said today that the broadcaster's next chief executive had to have "a profound understanding of the digital universe".

"If you don't have a profound understanding of where the hot spots are, you just overchill everything," Mr. Brouillette said.

"We must have a profound understanding of this: That the biggest danger to a political party in power is corruption," the article said.

First, the metamodel allows to have a profound understanding of the parameters influence: melting temperature, thickness, latent heat, density and thermal conductivity.