Sentence examples for more profound observations from inspiring English sources

More recently, AllMusic critic Lindsay Planer has described "Living in the Material World" as "one of the more profound observations to be made about the somewhat schizophrenic struggle between universal existence and monetary-driven survival".

But she continues with an even more profound observation about her dialogue experience: "Acceptance and caring are two different things.

A second, and in some ways more profound observation, has to do with the possibility that we "attract" to us people or situations that will function as a mirror for our own education.

And while there were some who commented on the president's remark that Palestinian demographics posed a challenge to Israel (a racial/ethnic argument that makes me more than a little uncomfortable), little notice was given to his more profound observation that transformations in the Arab World must also be considered.

But "The Broken Branch: How Congress Is Failing America and How to Get It Back on Track" reveals their relationship with the national legislatureto be much more profound than mere observation.

A growing number of academics have expressed a more profound and inspiring observation – a recognition that this ruling could eventually lead to the updating of an outmoded legal framework and help make the internet more harmonious than it is today.

Of note, the metastasis to the lung was significantly more profound than that observed in IRF5-deficient mice; this observation is consistent with the above in vitro data, which shows that the IRF5 pathway contributes partly to Dectin-1 signaling.

These observations suggest a more profound metabolic brain distress in the non-survivors, who may benefit from an alternative energetic substrate to glucose.

Beside drug-induced aggravation of mucosal damage, several other observations indicate a more profound impairment of the colonic wall integrity in some patients with CC.

Our observation that protein induction is more profound than transcriptional induction is consistent with there being a post-transcriptional component to BMI-1 regulation in these cells.

This observation suggests that ΔΨ has a more profound effect on the function of the Fo motor than ΔpH.