Sentence examples for profound aspects from inspiring English sources

There were questions about the profound aspects of this malady.

His wife, Marjorie, said that the comeback has profound aspects.

She certainly made an effect, but in the process somewhat bypassed the meditative and profound aspects of the song literature.

Experts say that mayoral succession is one of the most profound aspects of the advocate's position, and that taking it away could render the job practically meaningless.

His topics included everything from incredibly lucid meditations on some of life's more profound aspects to warm tributes to some of Miller's favorite writers (including Dostoevsky, Hamsun, Balzac, Blaise Cendrars, and DH Lawrence), as well as ribald stories that would have made John Cleland blush (or perhaps wince).

One of the most profound aspects of poverty is its ability to limit people's choices.

But she has to do many terrible things to satisfy this profound aspect of her nature.

If using live farm animals sounds gimmicky, it was actually a charming, even profound aspect to an audaciously imaginative production.

So the qualification did not militate against the profound aspect of saying that we're sorry for the injustice which apartheid has brought about.

Yet the most profound aspect of the experience is the metaphysical confusion it engenders by creating the sense that you are gazing into the past and future at once.

When we weep at the beauty of sad music, we experience a profound aspect of our emotional selves that may contain insights about the meaning and significance of artistic experience — and also about ourselves as human beings.