Sentence examples for least profound from inspiring English sources

I was struck, as I spoke to academics and experts and voters around the city, that some people were making the existential choice of hope and others the equally personal and irreducible choice of fear, or at least profound gloom.

Yet even if European state capacities were in place, absent the spectre of socialism or at least profound rebellion – unless, that is, until European elites are scared again – the likelihood of any significant reversal of direction remains remote.

The incorrect structures, she adds, "reveal widespread ignorance of chemistry and glycobiology, or at least profound inattention to the [sugar] component" of protein structure.

It is our opinion that it is not justified to offer a mammography screening system to healthy women without having at least profound information on commonly agreed quality measures.

Moreover, while their training in personality disorders is the least profound as compared to the other professions, they have to manage larger numbers of patients with BPD and their contact with them is more intensive.

CBDCA showed the least profound effect with early rebound in CCPR by day 3. Cis-platinum and CHIP were roughly equitoxic to ileal crypts with rebound in CCPR being delayed until day 7. Similarly, CBDCA caused least reduction in disaccharidase activity with cis-platinum and CHIP being equitoxic.

Or at least the profound certitude of a fundamentalist cleric.

But black South Africans had grievances at least as profound.

Meanwhile, the social impacts of such migration are likely to be at least as profound as the financial ones, particularly with regard to family and gender relations.

Holder's own aggressive pursuit of whistleblowers and his monitoring of Associated Press reporters represent a threat to First and Fourth Amendment rights at least as profound as any posed by a single unchecked local police force.

A look at South-East Asia's demography suggests that the region's long-term future is glorious.While economic change has grabbed the headlines, the change in the structure of Asia's populations has been at least as profound.