Sentence examples for profound concepts from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fornes's script is fearless in confronting profound concepts like love and art with both simple declaration and poetic imagery.

And, anyway, can a standardized test — even one six and a half hours long (current duration: four and a half hours) — really discern the students most capable of giving emotionally to their patients, or measure facility with profound concepts like discrimination and morality and the emotional underpinning of disease?

Since then, this discipline has been developed further, and many profound concepts and results have been established with considerable generality; see, for example, the works of Itoh and Takahashi [7], Mizoguchi and Takahashi [8], Hussain and Abbas [9], and references cited therein.

As he leaves the room, TG states that he's blown away by their profound concepts.

"It's almost a cliché, but for me it's a very profound concept.

"It's such a big, profound concept, filled with tiny details that add up to this very rich tapestry this idea that everyone's life is mundane, and petty, and all about getting to school on time, and all about whether your best friends are talking to you, all these tedious things," she said.

Envisioning a world without epidemic AIDS is a deeply profound concept.

Further, Bernard's legislative force became an original and profound concept in context of physical basis life.

It's a beautifully simple but ultimately profound concept that has been allowed to flourish unchecked for millennia.

It is a simple and profound concept that everyone in Half the Sky's Village who has met and nurtured incredibly resilient Zhenhao can never forget.

The prediction of several RNAs' secondary structure with comparative analysis is based on a very simple but profound concept.