Sentence examples for profound dark from inspiring English sources
From reading Peter James's books, you will find that he is quite a mature and piquant man, but he has a profound dark side.
How many more profound, satisfyingly dark messages could we ask for?
The Depression seemed to have revealed basic flaws in free markets and elected governments, as the historian Mark Mazower shows in his profound book Dark Continent.
Even the beauty of Matisse has big, profound depth, something dark.
All of which has led to a raft of new anticorruption proposals and a profound need for dark humor, stiff drinks and other types of distraction for many in the rank and file.
I thought about Nicky Morgan, and I was overcome with a feeling of profound despair that made a dark day darker, as a generation's chances faded.
"Wuthering Heights is a strange, dark and profound book and I wanted to honour that spirit.
They wish to be polite, hospitable, and avoid complaining, but their eyes betray a dark and profound despair.
And, in a touch that's at once dark and profound, Brockmeier suggests that the Illumination makes our suffering not just visible but beautiful.
Autopsies of athletes — notably the brains of former N.F.L. players who suffered from profound dementias — consistently found dark clusters of nerve cell proteins, formations more common to elderly Alzheimer's patients.
In one case, interrogators were told that a detainee had a profound fear of the dark, and ways were suggested to exploit this phobia, in order to break down the detainee's resistance to questioning.
