Sentence examples for profound events from inspiring English sources

Yet that war – one of the most profound events in the nation's history – remains entirely uncommemorated.

Surely, they reasoned, such profound events must have had profound origins.

But now, on the tailwinds of one of the most profound events in our country's history, comes Calzaghe-Jones".

The question now is whether this latest and still more dreadful Bogside tragedy will set in train such another series of profound events.

One of the most profound events in stressed cells is the synthesis of a highly conserved family of proteins, the 'heat shock proteins' (Hsp).

By evening I heard from them both and their words actually led to a series of profound events and experiences (too voluminous to include here).

The crowd standing in the shadow of Lincoln had the scoop, a profound event to themselves, of the people and by the people.

"It's still a pretty profound event, when you take something's life," says a friend, a university professor, who has hunted since boyhood.

I love it for its simplicity, and as proof that your foray into tweeting needn't be an overthought, profound event.

THE resignation of the pope feels like it should be a profound event, and for some in America it certainly is.

The Slow Food faithful say they want the festival to be the Woodstock of food, a profound event where a broad band of people will see that delicious, sustainably produced food can be a prism for social, ecological and political change.