Sentence examples for profound points from inspiring English sources

There are very profound points of disagreement looming over this terrain.

But like Philip K Dick's best novels, it is insidious and troubling, its most profound points made with disarming casualness.

I would have made profound points about how the battle to protect the vastness of nature comes down to individual people counting individual eggs and birds.

That actually is quite a profound point.

Here we touch on a potentially absurd but also possibly profound point.

But financial analysts said the disclosure underscored a larger, and more profound, point.

But there is another and more profound point evoked by Wenger's statement.

Gill is making the profound point that his distrust of most such theory is not from ignorance, but from understanding.

The only other people to plumb the Challenger Deep as its name suggests, the most profound point in the ocean were Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh, who did so in 1960, in a vessel called Trieste.

As for the excruciating discussion of Mr. Madoff's anatomy, she labors to make a profound point about the possibility that his financial scheming might be overcompensation for locker-room embarrassment.

It's a fantastically witty send-up of the "chosen one" conceit that's dominated young adult fiction for so long – but Ness's involvement with the refugee campaign highlights the more profound point he's making.