Sentence examples for more profound as from inspiring English sources
Leaving London is the familiar grinding misery that gets more profound as you approach Birmingham.
In the hyperbolic language of modern media, we are constantly invited to regard any significant occurrence as something more profound, as history in the making.
But whereas the Virgilian quote dissolves on inspection, Kipling's choice, from the 44th chapter of Ecclesiasticus, becomes more profound as its context becomes clearer.
He's as serious as any public figure alive, but he leaves audiences euphoric — a paradox that only grows more profound as he endures.
That feeling will only grow more profound as wave after wave of app updates come to your phone, most of them promising a "brand new experience" to match Apple's new flavor of design.
He accepted as fact a claim for which there was no valid basis: that the prohibited procedure placed women at special jeopardy for acute post-abortion regret, "grief more anguished and sorrow more profound," as he put it.
The divergence between the two caste intended larvae was more profound at 120 hours as evidenced by increased over-expression of important and caste unique proteins.
But the two failed in a more profound sense as well.
His answer is telling in a more profound way as well.
However, concepts such as the technical performance of the grouting materials deserve more profound analysis, as becoming essential in areas where good potential thermal performance of the GSHP and serious risks of groundwater contamination exist.
And Mr Musharraf would appoint caretaker federal and provincial governments to run the country during its election season.A more profound uncertainty, as the global attention on Miss Bhutto may indicate, concerns Pakistan.
