Sentence examples for profound conversations from inspiring English sources

When the minute of silence falls in the pregame show, we don't expect profound conversations to start up all around the country, but silence itself, which used to be called golden, will be a gift.

It's reminiscent of Saam Farahmand's rockumentary about Soulwax, Part of the Weekend Never Dies, with wigged-out profound conversations taking place at seemingly every hip club and afterparty in Warsaw.

In the end we had our most profound conversations in silence; our eyes would draw out the narrative in the space between us and his pen would say all the rest.

It wasn't clear why various characters in the newly released movie kept calling out for pillows at the end of profound conversations in medieval Urdu.

Doodling with people nearby isn't going to result in any profound conversations — but it's likely to be a lot more fun than random chatting.

The most profound conversations remain unspoken since the Orlando massacre.

A third talked about being with a friend watching TV and suddenly having a profound conversation.

Watching Ms. Argerich and Mr. Gitlis, the Carnegie Hall audience became voyeurs, rubbernecking on a fascinating and profound conversation, warts and all, given a choice between suspending judgment to get out of it all that it had to offer or being turned off altogether.

So help me bring this profound conversation to a meaningful conclusion: what do you think is the best contribution a white person can make to the #BlackLivesMatter movement?

Grief, because just last week my aunt and I had a profound conversation about the story from her recent book of one of her fellow nuns who died from suicide during the time that she was in the convent.

"He and I were in this room together for days, getting checked on and getting better". During those few days, the boy and Kravitz struck up a rather profound conversation.