Sentence examples for profoundly drawn from inspiring English sources

The art they are producing is not simply depicting the landscape of the Pilbara; it is profoundly drawn from it and part of it.

So much so that when MIA visited the Caribbean island recently, she was so profoundly drawn to his sound that she enlisted the golden boy of dancehall for her album, Aim.

"I don't know whether it's extremely significant or just something that's completely unresolved inside me," he told me a few years ago, "but I am profoundly drawn to miniature things, and fineness of detail and precision".

Yet, the new countercultures we're seeing online today are profoundly mainstream, and drawn along wholly different political lines.

But whether a definition is broadly or narrowly drawn can profoundly affect the statistics vital for public health planning.

Jews drew profoundly different lessons from that massacre, said Avraham Burg, the speaker of the Israeli Parliament.

With its fluorescent colors and exotic design "Mothra" is probably Honda's most profoundly folkloric film, drawing on traditions of Japanese nature gods to imagine a force superior to American economic and military strength.

Leibniz will use this seemingly innocuous principle to draw profoundly strong metaphysical conclusions about the nature of substance and modality.

A writer who was profoundly divided, he drew upon his own emotional and psychological divisions to make his art.

But Coachella's lineups seem to be profoundly disorganized, oblique, shapeless constellations drawn together only by the coherence-annihilating, mirage-like shimmer of the desert heat.

Cox's films are deep, sensitively drawn and sometimes profoundly humane; clearly the work of a person who felt a lot and thought a lot.