Sentence examples for profound terms from inspiring English sources

During the first few months of his ban it was hard to think in such profound terms.

In less profound terms, this negative kind of conformity is associated with mindless consumerist behavior.

He spoke in more profound terms about ushering in an era of politics in Washington based on rescinding the "business-as-usual" sparing between parties that created gridlock.

Exacerbations (especially frequent exacerbations) are also associated with profound long-term effects in terms of worse HRQoL, peripheral muscle weakness, reduced physical activity and exercise endurance, and poor disease prognosis [ 6, 26, 40– 40].

Einstein's letters to such contemporaries in physics as Max Born & Erwin Schrodinger are much more profound in terms of scientific content, but nothing compares with the intimacy of the Einstein-Besso correspondence.

We've just had a diversity fortnight: three events a day just for staff to talk about gender or faith or LGBT or disability issues and that has been really profound in terms of understanding our responsibilities.

The results are profound in terms of energy benefits if we get the virtuous circle going between the power generators, the equipment manufacturers and the consumers.

Yes, but also one that is profound in terms of what is asked of us.

"The medical implications are quite profound in terms of quality of life, because while chronic dry mouth may sound benign, it has a significant impact on sleeping, eating and speaking," study researcher Lorenzo Cohen, Ph.D., director of MD Anderson's Integrative Medicine Program, said in a statement.

In UVB-induced carcinogenesis the effect of silymarin was also profound in terms of tumor incidence, multiplicity, and tumor volume [ 137].

The expression of cFos is associated with longer term regulation of gene expression which may be involved in the profound long term effects of neuropeptides, such as CRF, on the activity and plasticity of BLA pyramidal neurons.