Sentence examples for profound interiority from inspiring English sources

Where Proust wove magical sentences around his alter ego's profound interiority, Powell abandoned his to the cut and thrust of the elite's social and political lives.

The book's precise descriptions of the external world – squalid cities studded with ornate mosques, soaring mountains and icy rivers, mud-and-wattle villages inhabited by ambiguously sullen villagers – are as rich as its rendering of interiority is profound.

Interiority is most often defined as the "quality of being interior".

Or interiority.

You lose interiority.

Why muck around with interiority?

Interiority begins to feel like a prison.

(Think Han Solo, only with more interiority).

Film must, by its nature, explain interiority differently.

There is so much interiority, so much commentary.

After all, this is not a novel of interiority.