Sentence examples for profound article from inspiring English sources
Terrence Rafferty's otherwise insightful and profound article about Bernardo Bertolucci ["For Bertolucci, the Subject Is Sex," Feb. 1] blurs the distinction between an artist's life and his work.
By the middle of the 19th century, the very general thesis that all of the fundamental laws of physics must be invariant under transformations between different inertial frames of reference invariant under "boosts"—had become a profound article of faith in theoretical physics.
This is a profound article of faith.
In the original profound article, Smith and Pell argued that the parachute use to prevent death and major trauma due to capital challenge is clearly obvious, and there is no need for randomized controlled trials (2).
By Paula Lecler The New Yorker, June 14 , 1930P. 46 There is a twilight more profound View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Amos Barshad By Doreen St. Félix.
For example, it might be stated in one peer-reviewed study that the effect of concept A on concept B was, "profound"; whereas another article may state that the effect was, "significant".
One of the more complex and profound reactions to the article unfolded on the Processing Horace Mann page on Facebook.
As our work with the Plum Book demonstrates, data can make a profound difference to an article, providing a more complete picture and dramatically reducing research time.
He also said that the recent reconciliation accord between the Palestinians' two main factions (see article) "raises profound and legitimate questions for Israel", since the radical Islamist movement Hamas has neither disavowed violence nor agreed to recognise Israel.
Testifying before the Senate's finance committee, David Graham, one of the agency's own staffers, accused his employer of betraying the public trust and creating a "terrible tragedy and a profound regulatory failure" (see article).
The speaker of the House of Commons was obliged to resign on May 19th, the first time since 1695 that a holder of that office had been ejected (see article).Such profound shifts in the political climate are rare.
