Sentence examples similar to wanting in profundity from inspiring English sources

Rebeck wants the profundity of mortality and her easy laughs too.

Especially with Tijuana, we're putting the fun back in profundity".

Mr. Lang explained here that as a Jew, he wanted to tap the profundity and ache of Bach's creations without their explicitly Christian subject.

Why can't we talk about the way we dance today and how we are now?" "Essentially what I care about is working... I don't want to fall into profundities and artistry and surround everything with whipped cream". "Above all, he was a very American choreographer... But unlike others who created ballets with pioneers and cowboys, Mr Robbins did not indulge in 'Americana'.

In spite of its profundity and achievements, I wanted to show that contemporary ontology pushes to the absolute the presuppositions and the limits of the philosophy of consciousness since Descartes and even of all Western philosophy since the Greeks.

Too often introspective playing comes with a quotient of narcissism, a look-at-me-in-my-profundity type of pose.

Nor would I want to argue that this is a book without profundity or even despair.

Listening to Cohen's raspy tenor live convinced me that his genius lies as much in his sensuality as it does in his profundity.

Make sure you have a motive, though, for what you want to work on before you dive into your subconscious and access the profundities of your mind.

The two men exchange preliminary profundities you'd hear at a middle school dance ("Do you want to be buried or cremated?"), then have sex.

In a commentary, Berman called the student works "extraordinary in their profundity, power and poetry — indeed noble".