Sentence examples for profound mess from inspiring English sources
Osborne became haunted by the feeling that her ancestor was "beneath my skin"; this was mixed with revulsion when Osborne became the mother of two boys and fully appreciated the profound mess Sackville had made of her own life.
With the Western economies in a profound mess and with China's startling rise, the competence of the state can no longer be ignored.
The degree to which British society adheres to its own idea of fair play is profound and politicians mess with it at their peril.
It could help you to entertain the hope that God can take this whole mess and make something profound out of it.
"Messing up children this way has profound economic effects as well," he says.
To get out of this mess, Argentines need nothing short of a profound cultural transformation.Roberto Laver Boston* SIR – Why is Argentina still in the G20 club of countries?
"People are asking this very profound question, which is 'can anyone sort out the mess the economy is in?'.
And while it's a visual joke wobbly and throwable and what a mess when it breaks—it's also pretty profound, when you think about it.
It wasn't the government that got us into this mess – if what you mean by mess is an ugly recession, an unbalanced economy, profound uncertainty over recovery, grossly indebted consumers, disadvantaged communities hit hard again and a budget deficit of £175bn.
In fact, Ms. Foster's speech brought me unexpectedly to tears, not because she made a mess of it, but because every time one of us comes out it's a moment of profound courage and vulnerability.
