Sentence examples for new and profound from inspiring English sources

But like every generation of leaders, we face new and profound challenges, and this body continues to be tested.

Mr. Averbuch would have preferred an artistic competition, which he said tends to bring out new and profound ideas as well as the best work.

Those distorted guitar chords went on to rearrange the sonic architecture of the 1960s – but frontman Ray Davies's lyrics also heralded something new and profound.

The roar of the crowd when I said that I loved the New York Philharmonic's Concerts in the Parks was transforming, and although I'd loved these concerts since I was a boy, I got it that night in a new and profound way.

Is there something new and profound here?

Through industry innovation and policy incentives, mobile technologies may support learning in new and profound ways.

They worry about the rapid drain on natural resources and on Social Security; the potential for a Stalin or a Mugabe to stay in power for centuries; the loss of new ideas from the young; and profound lifelong boredom.

One of the researchers was quoted as saying that, under the influence of the hallucinogen, "individuals transcend their primary identification with their bodies and experience ego-free states . . . and return with a new perspective and profound acceptance".

"Paul's great strength is to take something very simple and make something new and very profound".

I mean, within 10 years we definitely have invented something new and something profound, but how fast is it going to move?

Hillary Clinton wasn't born an aristocrat, but she functions as one now, and, assuming she becomes a major-party nominee, she can only take her new and rather profound critique of how well American society functions so far.