Sentence examples for profound place from inspiring English sources

It was very legitimate and came from the most profound place of loss and despair.

As a boy growing up in Springfield, Mass., in the 1960's (and Mom feeding me a steady diet of his books), I always had a profound place in my heart for Dr. Seuss (A.O. Scott, Nov. 26).

It's ultimately an existential conundrum that blames nature itself as the source of deadly madness, and even the scene that Kael called "arguably — Hitchcock's worst scene," the psychiatrist's explanation at the end — has a profound place in the schema: the doctor can diagnose and explain a phenomenon that he's seemingly powerless to foresee or cure.

It's ultimately an existential conundrum that blames nature itself as the source of deadly madness, and even the scene that Kael called "arguably Hitchcock's worst scene," the psychiatrist's explanation at the end has a profound place in the schema: the doctor can diagnose and explain a phenomenon that he's seemingly powerless to foresee or cure.

I will say that it is a profound place to be where you are recognized on this level.

Knowing nothing seems like a more profound place to start (and finish! I hope to never believe I know anything, actually) than knowing everything.

One of the most profound places I have visited on this earth is a temporary communal grief space called "the Temple".

We want to feel that in a final confrontation with mortality, something profound takes place.

Your stories are sneaky that way: they confront readers on that level; there's a quiet insistence that this world is as rich a literary world as London or New York, that Benjamin Lake can be as profound a place as Walden Pond, that Tshimakain Creek can have as much literary resonance as the Thames.

"I've got it," Louise said and sighed a profound sigh, placing her two small hands in her lap and twiddling all her fingers at the same time on her knee.

But, clearly, since the 1950s, no one can deny that there has been a profound emphasis placed on personal liberty and individual rights.