Sentence examples for profound he from inspiring English sources
"It's profound," he says.
"I think this is very profound," he said.
"They have laid bare something far more profound," he said.
"The opera is politically, philosophically and musically profound," he says.
"The feeling between two fighters is profound," he states.
"The geopolitical implications of doing this are profound," he explained.
Bok concedes as much — "The implications of this critique are profound" — but he insists that all he's doing is attending to the data.
In fact, the trauma he suffered was so profound that he has been diagnosed with a severe case of Ganser syndrome, also known as prison psychosis.
But Dwyer says he has a more profound concern: He thinks the market looks ready to enter a major correction of at least 10% over the next three months.
He also wrote of the profound sorrow he faced in having to bury his child and the sense of feeling alone in his pain.
He added, "For me, I find it quite profound that he is quite an old man who has mismanaged his own succession".
