Sentence examples for most profound document from inspiring English sources

His Letters and Papers from Prison, published posthumously in 1951, is perhaps the most profound document of his convictions.

The script, by Jemma Nelson, Rebecca Sumner Burgos and Mr. Manson, is not the most profound document ever written, and the actors don't get to do much acting; gimmickry is the star here.

What might be their most profound worry?

It represents our most profound political belief.

Here, sites with the most profound impact.

What has been the most profound change?

Early flavor imprinting underlies the most profound memories humans have.

He said the two countries shared "the most profound brotherhood".

Among our most profound difficulties is making them work together.

"It was the most profound work experience," Mr. Grey said.

The effect is most profound on the doctors themselves.