Sentence examples for immensely profound from inspiring English sources
Americans tend to treat them with excessive – and to our eyes comical – respect, as if every utterance of a Roth or Updike was likely to be immensely profound.
His immensely profound and creative relationship with his own feelings left him little energy for hers, his imagination was sated by his own disease to such an extent that her plaint, her voice was unheard.
His rich vision not just of Russia, but of a wider cosmopolitan world swept by wars, change and radical ideas is fresh, occasionally banal, often profound and always immensely readable.
Yet, despite the obvious regret at selling the rights, she is immensely proud of her creation and the profound impact he's had on children's lives and those of parents too.
The wit was never very profound or subtle, but it was at its best irreverently poignant, carrying him through several immensely successful careers in the theater, radio, films and television.
The profound disapproval that follows the violation of broadly valued standards of behaviour can be an immensely powerful sanction and the desire to avoid such disapproval an equally potent deterrent.
"I can think of no other condition that has such a profound effect on loss of function, loss of independence, and the need for care - care that is immensely challenging, physically, psychologically, and financially".
