Sentence examples for profound talk from inspiring English sources

This is some pretty profound talk.

Sometimes there are only a few actual words on the screen, sometimes none, but you always come away thinking you've had a really profound talk with an old friend until 3am.

"I thought it would be nice to deliver a big profound talk," Yerxa joked.

In a 2008 interview, Doors keyboard player Ray Manzarek, who died last month, said he and Morrison used to get into profound talks at the Beanery about politics, the war in Vietnam and topics as arcane as "the philosophy behind Nietzche's existentialism and transcendence".

With all the media attention about how profound self-talk is to overall health and wellness, it is clear what a huge task we as parents truly have.

But still, the politicians will look good as they sit in the best seats in the house, sounding so profound as they talk about Britain selling itself to the world.

The intervening years had been good to both of them: Almodóvar had evolved his lurid, exuberant early films into subtler and more profound later work; Talk to Her won an Oscar and he continued to move from art house to our house with Volver and Broken Embraces.

I still very much believe that entertainment, in this day and age and in this culture and probably in every culture, is a profound tool to talk to people.

So that, besides hearing, the audience can see, smell, taste, and touch the music in more depth and in a more vivid and profound space that talks to the music.

Recently, we found that there is a profound functional cross-talk between the dendritic tree and the axon initial segment that depends on the passive electrical properties of dendrites (Eyal et al. 2014).

Philip, a precocious and confident 16-year-old who is taking two college classes this semester, has a lot to say but also a profound stutter that makes talking difficult, and talking quickly impossible.