Sentence examples for profound explorations from inspiring English sources

Inspiring and profound explorations of all taboos he enjoys exploring @siobhanwatts @dan_lepard is so endearing & his bread baking session is by far my highlight.

Liszt, Mr. Lortie revealed, wasn't merely composing picture postcards; the "Années" are profound explorations of memory, the way past and present interact to create art.

This revelation establishes the tone and trajectory for the author's playful yet profound explorations of what it is to travel and – by extension – live.

And I suspect that his novels, especially The Cloud, are far more profound explorations of technology's impact on us than all the non-fictional books in Gladwell-land.

She savors the suffering of others, and no profound exploration of her emotional deformity is forthcoming from the author.

And Deborah Levy's Hot Milk Hamish Hamiltonn) plumbed mythic and psychoanalytical archetypes for a profound exploration of a damaged mother-daughter relationship.

The result is a slight yet profound exploration of generational choices and our fear of living our parents' lives.

As retold from the perspective of his sister Glory, his story becomes a profound exploration of guilt, grace and humanity's capacity for forgiveness.

My Life in Houses (Chatto & Windus) by Margaret Forster is a beautiful, profound exploration of her life in relation to the homes she has made.

I approached the volume thinking I knew what it would hold, but found myself transported by Rich's profound exploration of ethical loneliness.

Still, with Phelim McDermott's totemic production, the sensitive conducting of Dante Anzolini, an admirable cast and the Met's stalwart chorus, the opera emerged as a humane, often profound exploration of Gandhi's courageous and savvy politics of nonviolence.