Sentence examples for profound myth from inspiring English sources
That profound myth is even more significant today, because our world is so much more monetarized than that of classical Greece.
Palm trees, she writes, "have become a visual synonym for Los Angeles, resulting in a profound horticultural myth that has produced unintended, detrimental consequences".
He does have a world view, but it is one that is as much anchored in a shared culture as in personal conviction; it is a view linked with a profound understanding of Hindu myths and legends.
Fraser illuminates how Wilder's wildly popular 'Little House' series was a "profound act of American myth-making and self-transformation" by a woman who had reimagined her frontier life as epic and uplifting, with disappointment and loss transformed into parable.
File under Comedy, Tragedy, Quirky, Profound, Sad, Slight, Silly, Urban Myth, and Unclassifiable.
Every major independent study has debunked the gateway myth; for the profound majority of users, marijuana is the only drug people sample not the first.
As evidence accumulates that the rugged individualism" of singular selfhood is a myth, and the profound interdependence of selves becomes apparent, our default self is gradually shifting from singular to plural.
The Romantic movement had profound implications for the study of myth.
His plays, like Verdi's profoundest operas, blend history and national myth, statecraft and love.
Of all the artists who contributed to the Napoleonic myth, Gros had the most profound effect on the rising generation of Romantic painters.
