Sentence examples for profound phrase from inspiring English sources

Don't die with your music still in you is the most profound phrase I heard over and over as a child.

In fact, a quarter of the participants rated the pseudo-profound phrases the most profound of all.

In the second, Pennycook used real-world examples of pseudo-profound phrases, plucking tweets from Deepak Chopra's Twitter account that others have called vague or empty (like: "nature is a self-regulating ecosystem of awareness), along with the randomly generated sentences used in the first exercise.

Many of us have very diverse ideas of who may or may not exist out there, but when I read those words, I was struck by how profound the phrase is, and how it is at the core of our social services work.

He uses the phrase "profound strangeness" about their treatment of melancholia with both religious and physical cures.

People often seek out the profound or portentous phrase.

The reader who wants a profound look at the phrase that launched a thousand Wall Street arguments about the effect on moral character of the forgiveness of failure can find it in the December 1996 Texas Law Review article "On the Genealogy of Moral Hazard," by Tom Baker.

Hassler's pure tone, delicate decorations, easy phrasing and profound connection to the poetry are complemented by La Rêveuse's ensemble of violins, triple harp, organ, harpsichord and theorbo.

Great political speechmaking depends on turns of phrase joined to profound ideas that answer the pressures of a historical moment.

It is called Yu-taan suru, to make a U-turn, a simple phrase for a profound change.

The phrase has a profound resonance, reminding viewers of the power of well-chosen words at a time when talk is cheap.