Sentence examples for profound skull from inspiring English sources
He became an artist – first by x-raying Stirling Moss and Yasmin Le Bon's heads for a series of "mischievous and profound" skull portraits.
But, where Eliot often used this kind of moral X-ray vision to express contempt and disgust for the world, Milosz had seen too much death to find skulls profound.
The dramatic, dinosaur-to-bird transition that occurred in reptiles millions of years ago was accompanied by profound changes in the skull roof of those animals — and holds important clues about the way the skull forms in response to changes in the brain — according to a new study.
This mangled logic triggered a profound change inside the skull of science writer Carl Zimmer ("[it] finally rewired my brain into a seizure"), inspiring the tweet: "I point to the increase in esophageal cancer and I point to The Brady Bunch.
The real skull was "a profound memento mori, which perhaps no prop skull could quite provide".
While he was on vacation in Ireland in 2001, though, a devastating car accident fractured his skull and crushed his hip, sending Mr. Gray into a profound depression.
Some of the most profound changes that took place during the fish tetrapod transition affected this region of skull anatomy (Ahlberg et al. 2008).
These findings suggest that the skull and tibia are subject to quite different regulatory influences, as strains that would be normal in the human skull would be likely to lead to profound bone loss by disuse in the long bones.
