Sentence examples for more profound the from inspiring English sources

I've always loved the simplicity of his work and I think it becomes more profound the more you consider it.

It's about a couple meeting, flirting and then finding something more profound — the unity of two people.

Each year the enmities are more profound, the despots more bloodthirsty and clownish, the violence more extreme, and the conditions of ordinary existence more ghastly.

The study also indicates that more than one brain injury increases the risk of ill effects and that the older the child, the more profound the potential impact.

Having noted that he loved drawing freaks, Clark observed: "Mixed with his motive of curiosity lay others, more profound: the motives that led men to carve gargoyles on the gothic cathedrals.

The religious and ethnic division and distrust is more profound, the economic and political disparities are far greater, and at the explosive heart of the conflict are mutually exclusive territorial claims, he notes.

The crisis for the SPD is arguably more profound than the one that faces the CDU.

More profound are the changes the agreement makes to Vietnam's rules on foreign investment.

"The tragedy is even more profound because the Sikh religion and the Sikh people are such peaceful, loving individuals.

The reduction was more profound in the multiplicative noise than in the other two (t-test, p<0.02).

The versatility becomes more profound in the copolymers made from multiple precursors, and the polymers compounded with filler materials.