Sentence examples for most profound work from inspiring English sources

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

"Piss Christ" is not the most profound work of art ever created, but it is not just a crude prank.

This early Prokofiev is not the most profound work, but it is a bravura showcase offering the soloist technical challenges and the chance to display keyboard lyricism of the most delicate order.

However, years later, some of Saint-Exupéry's harshest critics came to consider "The Little Prince" his most profound work, the entirety of his philosophy wrapped up in a deceptively simple package.

Mr. Graham's most profound embrace of American culture — perhaps his most profound work, period — is "Rock My Religion," a 55-minute video from 1982-84 thas has earned him a cult following in the music world.

Stevenson's two most recent collections, Granny Scarecrow (2000) and last year's A Report From the Border, contain some of her most profound work and Stevenson believes they may represent the culmination of her career.

Among his most profound works are the "Strasbourg Self-Portrait" (1467), a sandstone masterpiece of timeless intensity, and his portrait busts of "Bärbel von Ottenheim and Count von Lichtenbergrg" (both 1464).

Thomas Nagel, a professor at New York University Law School, called "The Moral Limits of the Criminal Law" "one of the most profound works on legal philosophy".

Yet the true reason to come here is to encounter some of the world's most profound works of art – and they never change.

When the Yale architectural historian Vincent Scully, in his passionate appreciation "Pueblo: Mountain, Village, Dance," called the pueblo dances "the most profound works of art yet produced on the American continent," it was primarily the winter dances he had in mind.

In short, Zacharias — who played the four movements without pause, as if to emphasize both their reflective unity and their abrupt shifts in mood — made this early sonata sound as if it were cut from the same cloth as the composer's grandest, most profound works.