Sentence examples for profound writer from inspiring English sources

Developing an original Latin style, the fiery and tempestuous Tertullian became a lively and pungent propagandist though not the most profound writer in Christian antiquity.

As for Austen, Montagu thinks she was "a very profound writer, but I don't think I'd have liked her as a person.

Yet to his fans, Chatwin remains like a showy bird of paradise amid the sparrows of the present English literary scene, and it is impossible to reread In Patagonia without a deep stab of sadness that we have lost the brightest and most profound writer of his generation.

There have been so many profound writers through time who could transcend lyric, music and voice into a different form.

"The very definition of being an American is going through a profound change," writer Tim Wise says.

The timing couldn't be more unsettling, even profound, for writer-director Jonas Carpignano's vivid and vital humanist drama Mediterranea, which opened in theaters over the weekend.

Søren Aabye Kierkegaard (b. 1813, d. 1855) was a profound and prolific writer in the Danish "golden age" of intellectual and artistic activity.

Writers of the mid-20th century turned science fiction into something more profound; many recent writers have been scientists themselves.

She did not share the profound disillusion of writers such as JM Coetzee, while admitting the problems brought by the new dispensation in her country.

She writes self-consciously in the tradition of Jane Austen and George Eliot, and while her book has all the incisive psychology and tribal observation of a classic novel of manners, it lacks those writers' profound social critique.

The Bogart Parallel For all Mammon's shortcomings and despite the creeping sensation that this series wasn't half as profound as its writers wanted it to be, I enjoyed it chiefly as a hard-boiled thriller.