Sentence examples for is a profound question from inspiring English sources

This is a profound question.

That is a profound question for Egyptian immigrants, many of whom left the country to escape an autocratic government and have built a prosperous life in the United States.

… Disagreement is inevitable when what lies at the core of the dispute is a profound question about the boundaries of science one that is irreducibly controversial because the slippery slope is precipitous in both directions," she writes.

Moore: That's a profound question.

Ultimately, at the heart of the issue will be a profound question: what is a human athlete?

"What do you want to go as?" can be a profound question, especially when asked of young children.

It's a profound question, and scientists disagree on the answer.

But he is raising a profound question about Jewish identity and, especially, what meaning it contains outside a society with a Jewish majority.

By making anti-poetic grit coexist with poetic "flinchings from reality," Williams is asking a profound question and a Shakespearian one: "How with this rage shall beauty hold a plea" (Sonnet 65) against, say, "the poor, blunt pud, tiny, terrified, retracted... almost invisible in the sparse genital hair" of a naked homeless man Williams glimpses through his apartment window?

Whether or not the statute is or is not constitutional is a profound and difficult question of law.

It could even be considered a profound question.