Sentence examples for of profound thought from inspiring English sources

Her real sustenance, it seems, comes in the form of profound thought – even the most straightforward question can engender a furrowed brow and a bout of extended soul-searching.

His Holiness's stream is full of profound thoughts for coaches to reflect upon.

He pronounces Calvin Coolidge — whom he lies about having known at Amherst College — to be a leader by virtue of "his profound thought, his immovable courage, his genial and democratic manners," and much besides.

Not for profound thoughts or Bridget Jones bullshit, but rather as a sensible way to sift through the dozes of events of each day and record – with context – anything I might like to remember in future years.

Critics were fascinated by the combination of painterly economy and profound thought in late Titian works" (Held 1987).

This not overly profound thought fluttered like a red flag of warning throughout English National Opera's new version of The Turk in Italy and insistently remained unfurled.

That's a pretty profound thought, right?

Stan has had a profound thought and Ollie asks what it is.

Some of the most inspired words, some of the most profound thoughts in literature fall from her lips; in real life she could hardly read, could scarcely spell, and was the property of her husband".

But he added, "A lot of my most profound thoughts originate from being involved in this struggle.

Strangest moment of the TV show was watching an uncomfortable Ellen Page trying to enunciate some of her very profound thoughts.