Sentence examples for profound mystery from inspiring English sources

The dark light gives it a sense of profound mystery.

Such an oversimplification is a provocative response to a profound mystery.

Two weeks on, the Alvin Greene fiasco in South Carolina remains a profound mystery.

These rites, honoring the grain goddess Demeter, celebrated antiquity's most profound mystery cult.

Why alternative policies are not tried, let alone suggested, is a profound mystery.

So taste is mainly smell, and smell is a profound mystery.

What had originally struck him as absurdities began to seem like profound mysteries.

That discovery "remains one of the profound mysteries of the early universe," said A.J. Stewart Smith *66, vice president of the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.

The profound mysteries of Ms. Banks's world -- mysteries that had seemed so real just a week earlier -- were put to rest very suddenly.

But it's clear that Charles Darwin lived in as wondrous a world, as full of discoveries, amazements and profound mysteries, as that of any fantasist.

Unparalleled in English religious literature, Revelations spans the most profound mysteries of the Christian faith such as the problems of predestination, the foreknowledge of God, and the existence of evil.