Sentence examples for most profound effects from inspiring English sources

The most effective drugs have tended to have the most profound effects on the immune system, which can result in treatment-limiting adverse events [ 5].

One of the most profound effects that a novel can have on the young mind is to reveal a harrowing truth: your life is not the axis on which the world spins.

One of its most profound effects was the feeling that for the next hour there was nowhere I needed to be and nothing I needed to do, but relax and float in the warm water until I felt dissolved.

Among the second and third generation of converts from the old aristocracy of Wu, however, new and original impulses, which were to have most profound effects upon the development of Daoism as a whole, began to occur.

The Conservative economic line at the time – that austerity was the way out of recession and that spending should be reduced across the board – had its most profound effects on welfare, healthcare, housing and the pillars of our society, but the arts were to be slashed as well.

Yet some of the most profound effects of loneliness are on the mind.

"This will have the most profound effect on the Israeli public.

The bye week may have had its most profound effect on Beasley.

Because that journey she made with her children has had the most profound effect.

But it is in Hollywood that he has had the most profound effect.

These movements had the most profound effect on social and political life, permanently altering the beliefs by which men live.