Sentence examples for profound means from inspiring English sources

Belief systems and doctrines are not an end but a profound means.

They display at times a profound mean-spiritedness -- the willingness to grab land that does not belong to them, tolerate oppression, and put their own perceived needs before the needs of others in a way that is neither politically nor morally justifiable.

WASHINGTON -- The leadership coup at the University of Virginia was conducted by a governing board with profound financial means and limited professional educational experience.

These were not profound wines meant to tax the analytic vocabulary and the bank account.

However, her profound shyness meant that she felt unable to join the mandatory group discussions, with the result that she did not graduate.

For a couple of years, I had already dabbled in as many artistic endeavours as I could find – writing sonnets that sounded profound and meant nothing, studying composition, as well as drawing or painting myself, my friends, or whatever came to mind.

The dose of LPS, infused as a first event resulted in profound neutropenia (mean ± SD: 2.03 ± 0.86 neutrophils × 10/L at baseline vs. 0.14 ± 0.03 neutrophils × 10/L post-LPS; P < 0.0001 by paired t-test).

Profound brain damage means that in addition to Sophie's severe physical disabilities she has no means of communication.

Nowhere near as stimulating or as profound as it means to be, "Seascape" is having a rare revival at a rare theater.

Profound economic change means such an industrial conflict will never be repeated in that form; but its experience can speak to our times.

The major contribution of the Nyaya system is its working out in profound detail the means of knowledge known as inference (see anumana).