Sentence examples for profound story from inspiring English sources

"I think this is really a profound story," she said.

This smudges Chekhov's design but in no way mars the impact of his profound story, into which Nichols and his cast have breathed such gorgeous life.

But the central, most profound story is blacks' struggle to realize the most American of ideals, freedom and self-determination, in a hostile environment.

Book for 8-12s A Library of Lemons by Jo Cotterill (Piccadilly) A gorgeously written and profound story about books, grief and friendship.

In understated, considered prose, this profound story about families, displacement and change, identity and memory, is marked by human insight, subtle nuances and sharp observation.

When it appeared in 2006, this first volume of "Octavian Nothing" seemed like a comet out of nowhere — an impressive and profound story of race and revolution in America's past.

Explosions in the Sky seems especially well poised to work with filmmakers interested in profound stories about triumphant underdogs.

A few have managed it: Bernard Malamud's profound stories of the fifties and sixties vividly express the tangle of fear, attraction, and hurt that existed between urban blacks and Jews of his generation.

There are certain subjects that are not intrinsically profound, stories that aren't in and of themselves matters of great moral moment, and writing or filming them in a banal way may be boring but not offensive.

Film achieves its artistic potential by offering experiences that are emotionally and aesthetically profound — stories that resonate deep inside us, reveal truths about humanity, and alter our perception of the world.

Some of the most profound stories in the Bible are those of Jesus healing the sick.