Sentence examples for profound and broad from inspiring English sources

The article glosses over the profound and broad faith-based opposition to being forced to sponsor or pay for sterilization and abortion services.

Nick Hayek has yet to have as profound and broad an effect on the industrial landscape as his father, who is revered in Switzerland as the savior of the watch industry.

The regulation of this type of communication and the means to transmit the messages should be strengthened, but it will require a profound and broad debate within each country.

Our data suggest that the impact of P4 on cholesterol metabolism is profound and involves broad transcriptional regulation of many genes regulating cholesterol and lipid biosynthesis and transport.

At the time it seemed embarrassingly naive, but in truth it is a broad, profound, and daring question.

"The change is broad and profound, and in many ways is now the mainstream".

But in the broader, more profound and more troubling context of Mr. Martin's death, race and Florida's lax gun laws are inextricably interwoven.

They are infusing motherhood (and so womanhood and familyhood and peoplehood) with a deep sense of legitimacy and redefining the role as something broader, more profound, and more essential.

We either infuse mothering with a deep sense of legitimacy, redefine the role as something broader, more profound, and more essential than diapers and tutus, or we keep selling the thankless, inconsequential, impossibly hard work of mothering to people who won't buy it.

The therapeutic effects of these n-3 compounds may therefore be even more profound and longer lasting in vivo, where broader anti-inflammatory circuits can be engaged.

Anderson and Broad already knew.