9 sentences with “profound”

The book has a very reflective and profound tone.

The colonization of America brought profound changes to the culture of the indigenous peoples.

The melancholic poet wrote emotional and profound verses, exploring universal themes such as love and death.

Naturally, Titov told Treholt that he had profound and original ideas.

For Suzanne Kelly, that reunion and its warmth have represented the ideal of every teacher: the best, the most profound kind of teaching that can be found in life.

Species "co-evolve": the development of one has a profound influence on the development of others, thus creating a biological environment to which each must adapt to survive.

It was St. Paul, a Jewish leader who underwent a profound conversion experience and became the leading Christian evangelist, who popularised the notion that Jesus' death on the cross was part of a divine plan that overturned human sin.

Likewise, some of the ideas and beliefs that originated in the Bronze Age and Iron Age - most obviously Judaism - would go on to play a profound role in shaping the later history not only of Western civilisation, but of much of world history.

Their civilisations, which probably merged due to invasion after a long period of coexistence, were the basis of later Greek civilisation and thus a profound influence on many of the neighbouring civilisations of the Middle East in the centuries to come, just as the civilisations of the Middle East undoubtedly influenced them.