Sentence examples for profound content from inspiring English sources

Jackson Pollock is a case in point – he yearned to infuse abstract art with profound content and, by the time of his premature death, had returned to semi-figuration.

Among his major innovations was the transformation of commercial art into fine art, of banal everyday items (soup cans, soda bottles) into icons, of superficial image (including his own -- the anti-Diva) into culturally profound content.

There are the blank-faced performers, whose movement becomes, over time, a source of profound emotional content.

The implications of this are profound in content and far-reaching in effect.

With over 95 million photos and videos uploaded per day on Instagram, there's no denying the profound impact visual content has made on shoppers and brands alike.

On a more general stance, handling item sampling hinges on profound considerations of the content of measures.

There is no academic-driven simulator that is freely accessible to every student and combines high immersion grade with a profound amount of medical content.

In an interview Banks stated recently that he was well into writing the book before he got his prognosis, but his own situation has clearly had a profound effect on the content and mood of the novel, which is a quietly incendiary piece of writing, at times heartbreaking, at other times really wonderfully funny.

Perhaps the best known description of expert teaching is Ma's (2010) description of Chinese teachers who have "Profound Understanding" of the content they teach at a level relevant to their teaching.

This is a follow on to an earlier article "The End Of Brand Advertising," where Rampell argues that the collision of online and offline advertising paradigms will have a profound impact on free content.

"I actually think the Trump presidency is going to have profound implications on the content that's going to be made in the next couple of years," said Robinson.