Sentence examples for much profound from inspiring English sources

The critical reception accorded to Swordfishtrombones included much profound astonishment, and Waits's songwriting peers sitting up and taking notice, too.

ONE talented player has radiated so much profound joy since winning his first major, he has given his band of giddy followers a wondrous contact high.

Scott will remember it as something more much profound than that: the moment he officially became an NFL player, with an epically blown assignment to prove it.

But the Mumbai LitFest was a way for him to give back to a city that had traditionally produced so much profound literature yet never quite fully appreciated the lives of wordsmiths.

In general, intensively urbanized landscapes have much profound effects on native biological diversity than do lightly settled areas [10], [11].

One is direct interactions between KATP and cell metabolites, which will produce immediate and temporal effects on channel activities[ 11]; the other is regulation of KATP genes expression by energy metabolism, this way can induce a delayed but much profound effect on channel quantity[ 12].

"And it's having a much profounder effect than I conceived could happen".

It was a much profounder alienation than I might have anticipated, a loneliness of mind and body in the midst of so much happy, uncomplicated communion.

Or is it something much more profound?

But the problem is much more profound.

The agony of defeat is much more profound in track.