Sentence examples for impression of profound from inspiring English sources

While clearly born of the steeliest skill, the piece gave an impression of profound detachment and peace.

"One minute I'm thinking, There's nothing I can do, it's out of my hands, and the next I'm thinking, How can we set up some kind of commissary to feed them?" The prosthetics labs were rudimentary by his standards, and they gave him an impression of profound idleness.

Tenzing conveyed a feeling of profound silence.

In I Saw Ramallah, by Mourid Barghouti (Anchor, $12), a Palestinian poet describes his return to the West Bank in 1996 after 30 years in exile, and his impressions of the profound changes -- emotional, political and physical -- in his homeland.

I've been wearing the watch for a couple of days – too soon to offer any sort of profound impressions, though I will say that the device is, unsurprisingly, devoid of the shiny glitz we've come to expect from a wearable space dominated by the likes of Apple and Samsung.

Gray's direction strives a little too hard for meaning, though, and you're left with the impression of a film that is making a profound statement about... well, something profound, anyway.

Recent news chroniclings of Profound Embarrassments.

They are of profound importance".

Then there are moments of profound melancholy.

Founder of Profound Impact.

Literary scholar Humphrey Carpenter writes that Yeats' impression of Olivia was one of a woman with "a profound culture, a knowledge of French, English, and Italian and seemed always at leisure.