Sentence examples for profound think from inspiring English sources

But when we do hear them the impact is profound (think Malala).

The barriers are institutional too, but when we do hear them the impact is profound (think Malala).

Mr. Mosby — Dr. Mosby really; erudite, maybe even profound; thought much, accomplished much — had made some of the most interesting mistakes a man could make in the Twentieth Century.

That's when the play is at its most profound, I think.

Intuitionists for example take the dependence to be profound: they think that all of mathematical practice rests on a false philosophical foundation and that once that foundation is removed, mathematics totters.

Jilly Ballistic is a New York street artist whose work is beginning to pop up all over the city's subway stations, satirizing ads and giving us something profound to think about while we're waiting for the train, because as interesting as it is to watch rats running around over the tracks, it's hardly profound.

It's radical, profound, well thought out, and directed at precisely the inequality that OWS is all about.

I used to think profound thoughts when I first arrived.

Actually it was very profound, come to think of it.

More than that: it imbues you with a profound instinct to think.

That is a very profound thing to think about, and it changes you".