Sentence examples for profound by from inspiring English sources

What I experienced was a rare opportunity for reflection, made more profound by my solitude.

"Nothing is funnier than unhappiness," Nell says, a mordant line that is made more profound by the baggage that Stritch brings onstage with her.

What this difference reveals is the divergence, growing more profound by the day, in how the dog and the child see the world.

James Wood, in an excellent essay on Roth, says yes, that's how Roth saw it, and he made it profound by showing that the state disappoints as God does, "by being indescribable, by being too much".

These works, with buoyant floral motifs and other images festive and profound, by Wang Ming, also serve as a lead-in to an exhibition by Mr. Ming in the adjacent Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery.

That fatigue is profound; by 10 45 P.M., the ghost of Leonard Cohen could have drifted down in the basket of a hot air balloon to collect his award for Best Rock Performance, and I still would've yawned.

And yet, he said that after all those years, his legacy might be defined more by profound disappointment than by success.

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is characterized by profound fatigue accompanied by disturbances of sleep, cognition, mood, and other symptoms.

If history is written by the victors, it is also, Mr. Schivelbusch suggests, shaped in profound ways by those defeated.

The problem is the profound nonrecognition by the Arab world of Israel's birthright.

"Reservations have to do with the fear of feeling this profound sadness by being so close.