Sentence examples for profound simplicity from inspiring English sources
It's quite a profound simplicity".
This profound simplicity is what all playwrights should aspire to.
In contrast, Mozart, who was almost as young, brought an almost naive but profound simplicity to his late works – think of the Clarinet Concerto, or the Clarinet Quintet.
The profound simplicity of the designs seems modern to our eyes, but this kind of minimalist approach to art pottery is part of a long Chinese tradition.
What is learned is of a profound simplicity: the need for patience under adversity, the need to repent of one's sins, the need to forgive the sins of others.
After these films, it is something of a relief to watch Kenneth Branagh's new Cinderella, a movie that trusts the original tale's profound simplicities.
Some here consider Dr. Glasser a visionary whose views on human nature are profound in their simplicity.
Story Creation, it turns out, has a redeeming feature: one nugget of information so profound in its simplicity it's slightly scary.
Death of a Naturalist was noted for poetry that sprang from the farming life of Heaney's youth, and its subtle communication of a physical and pastoral intensity in a language of profound and unforced simplicity.
Johnson, as a religious soul, probed the deep Christian mysteries, and he understood that grace could be found through very small gestures, moments of profound clarity and simplicity, on the streets or in the bushes outside someone's house or in the halls of a nursing home.
