Sentence examples for profound part from inspiring English sources

So it's a very profound part of my history.

It is a very profound part of our national sovereignty and it will be sorted out".

What I've gained from my high school years is a profound part of me that is beyond evaluation.

But the ascendancy of the splitters is also due to the recognition that diversity is a profound part of evolution.

Frost's life contained much besides contemplative strolls through the New England countryside, but Brodsky argued that in that countryside, Frost had seen the most profound part of himself.

It would also be vital to ensure deaf, disabled and non-disabled women actors, directors, writers, designers and producers become a profound part of the National landscape.

"It is one of the most profound parts of American history".

The question is one of the most profound parts of the book, and the answer one of the most hopeful.

In This Is Ragtime, Terry Waldo criticizes this view: To see Joplin's late rags as a "strange collection of contradictions"... misses the point.... "Magnetic Rag" does indeed include parts reminiscent of Joplin's 1900 style, but they serve to set up the "profound" parts.

But it's the mark of a valuable, provocative book that it can make us laugh, think and argue about the starry contradictions that are so profound a part of our lives, whether we like to acknowledge their importance or not.

You can assemble the pieces -- profound, telling parts of these people's lives -- but you can't truly inhabit the people themselves.