Sentence examples for make more profound from inspiring English sources

Others want to make more profound changes.

But his critics accuse him of taking advantage of this financial emergency to make more profound changes to the way health care is provided, and with little public debate.Doctors are especially angry at a decree limiting their autonomy to prescribe the best treatment for patients.

I think VICE is doing a good job in some respects, but to me it's still not the type of transformational media that would inspire people to make more profound changes in their lives and want to be part of a movement for ecological and social regeneration.

What I experienced was a rare opportunity for reflection, made more profound by my solitude.

"Nothing is funnier than unhappiness," Nell says, a mordant line that is made more profound by the baggage that Stritch brings onstage with her.

When she finally looks up, the sheepish smile of a shy child spreads across her face, an innocent gesture made more profound by the visible scarring around her mouth and the loss of her right eye.

The heartbreak over his loss is made more profound by the sadness in knowing he joins two other men from the same firehouse who were also laid to rest because of 9/11 related cancer, Firefighter Sean McCarthy and Lieutenant Keith Loughlin.

We may have had miraculous epiphanies about how we would go about bringing a love relationship into our life or making the one we have more profound.

(However, the often-heard argument that the fibre-optic boom enabled India to join the global economy does not stand up: no submarine cables to India were laid during the boom).The second thing that a bubble can do is to make a more profound impression on the public mind than a more conservative period of economic development can manage.

Herzog and de Meuron, however, have made a more profound statement about the potential of sensual form to achieve epic grandeur, and there are no self-indulgent gestures: every aspect of their design amplifies the experience of attending a soccer game.

Such an action by Muslims would make a more profound statement than any mere building could.