Sentence examples for profound readings from inspiring English sources

A sense of resignation and acceptance pervades the triptych of sonatas that he completed in 1822, given majestic, profound readings by the pianist Richard Goode on Wednesday evening at Carnegie Hall.

Writing in 2010, Roger Titford stressed Friday's immediate and profound impact on the Reading team as a key factor in his lasting popularity: "It was like the comic-book stories that kids from Robin's era would have read", he wrote.

His readings could be soulful, profound and entirely iconoclastic.

On the whole Menmuir steers a steady course; the result is profound and discomfiting, and deserving of multiple readings.

Ironically, last week's and this week's Torah readings might teach us some profound truths about these choices.

Reading difficult authors like Faulkner trains us to read simpler but equally profound authors whom we might otherwise rush through heedless of the rich, hidden meanings.

Reading the document had a "profound effect" on him, recalled Mr. Steinberg, who is now an executive vice president of Travelocity.

Subsequent readings have convinced me that it is a profound and important novel.

Reading him is almost like falling in love: you experience anxiety, profound self-consciousness, and an uncomfortable sensitivity to the world — and somehow it's a pleasure.

He read widely at this time, he said, and found solace in Seneca's letters to his disciple Lucilius: "Reading this book amid my problems moved me because it was at once simple and very profound".

Readings, readings, readings.