"profound view" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase refers to a deep or insightful perspective or understanding of something. Example: "The philosopher's profound view on the nature of reality challenged traditional beliefs and sparked a new way of thinking."
Despite Ruan Ji's clever tricks at court and his hedonism, his poetry is melancholy and pessimistic and has been praised for its profound view of a troubled time.
Their profound view of the cinematic past gave them the perspective to understand and to celebrate the best of their own time — and, for that matter, to see the future, the one that, as filmmakers, they themselves would shape.
By Paula Lecler The New Yorker, June 14 , 1930P. 46 There is a twilight more profound View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Amos Barshad By Doreen St. Félix.
Their profound view of the cinematic past gave them the perspective to understand and to celebrate the best of their own time and, for that matter, to see the future, the one that, as filmmakers, they themselves would shape.
Peter Serkin is not, so to speak, a naturalist: he does not seek, as so many performers do, to reproduce the score in a clear and faithful way; he makes music which gets at what, in his profound view, the score suggests.
Another of his subjects is Adèle Anderson, the cabaret singer from Fascinating Aïda, who transitioned in the 1970s; she gives me a wonderfully long and profound view on the voice and the self, and how much has changed for people who are trans.
"I have very strong and almost profound views on how a child has to fight its way through life and grow up to the age of, let's say, twelve," Dahl told a BBC interviewer in 1988.
In an intimate interview with Charlie Rose on PBS tonight, and available here, Stanford professor Larry Lessig reveals some profound views on copyright, remix culture, and the new hybrid economy that is emerging.
Rather, they are treatises that weave together not just physics and astronomy but biology, mathematics, computer science, political science, psychology, philosophy, aesthetics and — most important for Deutsch — epistemology, among other fields, in fashioning a profound new view of the world and the universe.
Besides, we provide a profound analytical view on the functioning of the system, as analyzed by the finite difference time domain (FDTD) method.
His breadth of knowledge is profound, his views opinionated, his writing passionate and heart-felt.
