Sentence examples for of the profound things from inspiring English sources

"One of the profound things about culture is the amount of indirect employment and spending it generates," she said.

"One of the profound things the feminist movement and the civil rights movement did was to change the systems we live in.

For someone who extols the nonverbal ("some of the most profound things are things that can't be said," he says), he can conceptualize with the best of them.

Natalie reluctantly recalls the "almost execution" of her father, saying it is "still one of the most profound things I've ever been through.

During a conversation with my father following the accident, he said one of the most profound things I've heard since I arrived in Silicon Valley: "Why is it that I can pull out my cell phone and call France or browse the Internet whenever I want, but I got a busy signal for 9-1-1 for 20 minutes?" I wish I had an answer for him.

"I think that one of the most profound things that we are doing is changing the culture and structure of relationships," said Beatrice Ani-Asamoah, from Worldreader in Ghana.

You said how life is a teaching mechanism, and I think that one of the most profound things that you've written about is your experience of having a stroke and the gifts that happened through that.

Which is obviously one of the most profound things anybody ever said".

One of the most profound things I realized in that incredible two days is how powerful an analogy high performance racecar driving is to life.

If Mr Clegg gets his party past the 100 mark, he will have smashed a psychological barrier and earned himself enormous clout in Parliament.Whatever happens, a campaign that began soporifically, and has largely skirted the matter of the fiscal crisis, has nevertheless produced a handful of rather profound things.

Sometimes from the simplest kind of stories, people will say the most profound things".