Sentence examples for profound student from inspiring English sources

Shōtoku was a profound student of Buddhism who gave lectures on the scriptures and himself wrote commentaries.

Errol Morris is not a historian or an ideologue but a profound student of the quirks of human nature.

Though he was a profound student of advertising, and had studied every significant advertising work ever published, he was also an empiricist.

His search for identity — the subject of his book "Dreams from My Father," now assured of a place in the American literary canon — made him a profound student of the American dilemma.

All being dressed in the simple camping costume of the Kibbo Kift, there was nothing to indicate, for instance, that Red Wolf was a great traveller and writer, or Lotosta ("Looking to the Stars") a well-known woman reformer, or Mingan, a profound student of Eastern lore.

In the article, the author refers to his being "an enthusiastic and profound student of medieval architecture".

He was a man of culture, had graduated at the head of his class at Wake Forest College before the war, and was a profound student of men and books.

During that time, she made an obvious, yet profound observation: Students who tried hard did better than students who didn't try as hard.