Sentence examples for terribly profound from inspiring English sources

Rhodes nods enthusiastically as if I've said something terribly profound.

"I won't pretend it's terribly profound," Mr. Lam said of his Coke design, which has two elongated hands holding a Coke bottle at the center of the swirl.

Gilroy can bash out such stuff by the ream, which makes The Bourne Legacy seem terribly profound and intricate – only it's not.

It was never a terribly profound sentiment, and making it shorter doesn't help much, unless you need to tattoo it on your knuckles.

Though there's nothing terribly profound or unique about actor Jason Momoa's feature writing-directing debut, "Road to Paloma," it does prove an effective throwback to the loose-limbed, my-way-or-the-highway road movies of the "Easy Rider" era.

Michael O'Sullivan of The Washington Post gave the film 3.5 out of 4 stars and found it "deeply satisfying, down to the soul", praising the "incredible" food photography, the "colorful supporting cast" and the "wryly observant" humor, raving, "There's nothing terribly profound about "Chef".

But there is nothing terribly deep or profound here.

And, in the end, I'm not sure the finale, or the show in general, had anything terribly interesting or profound to say; about the nature of corruption, love, the human condition, or even the illicit history of the California public transport system.

To me they meant that something terribly scientific — something nutritionally profound — was at hand.

Congregation Rodeph Sholom and the Rodeph Sholom School notes with profound sorrow the terribly untimely passing of Will Druzinsky, the beloved son of our esteemed Head of School, Paul Druzinsky.

Perhaps the saddest message of On the Market lies in the fact that so many bright, passionate, newly minted Ph.D.s are driven into this terribly screwed-up system by a profound desire to teach.