Sentence examples for profound ability from inspiring English sources
"profound ability" is an acceptable phrase in written English
It describes a skill or aptitude that is exceptionally strong. For example: "John has a profound ability in mathematics which has earned him a place at Harvard University."
This is a common source of artefact and can have a profound impact on the ability of a PET scan to detect disease, accurately localize it or provide accurate quantitation of tracer uptake.
But Mr. Clinton also displayed a profound ability to compartmentalize his problems.
What a profound ability, to be able to give the gift of life.
To all of this, the crucible of prison seemed to add a deep understanding of the human condition and a profound ability to empathise with others.
Assigned to a teaching post at the FBI Academy, he possesses a profound ability to empathise with the serial killers he pursues.
Bernanke is aware that he holds the same potential for influence as Burns — which is to say he has a profound ability to affect the political landscape this year.
The endemism of all recent species of the family provides a substantial argument against profound abilities for marine dispersal.
In my journey into Palestinian Islam, I encountered the profound Muslim ability to live daily life with a constant awareness of mortality -- an awareness that can create humility, a prerequisite for reconciliation between enemies.
He moved to Europe and returned to music in 2010 with a lauded solo album, Queen Of Denmark, demonstrating not just a profound musical ability to communicate but a rare wit and honesty on topics of personal failure and loss.
Facebook, Twitter and others have demonstrated how profound the ability to express and manage your identity is on the internet.
Not only would water from the Ganges keep on a long sea voyage but it also has the profound chemical ability to cleanse.
