profundity

Most people these days simply do not seek profundity in music.

The very letters have an air of profundity about them.

The difference between good and evil is a matter of profundity.

There's no little profundity in the fact of something that's always right above us and yet for so long hardly received.

But last year, after a game against the Giants, some profundity broke through.

She glanced at me, but did not comment on my profundity.

It's easy enough to mistake silence for profundity, you know.

No man could experience the profundity of such feeling and remain unchanged.

It was almost a relief to find that such profundities still escape him.

But then plot and character profundity is hardly the point.

The others looked at him as if awed by his profundity, or whatever.

Maybe they are there to keep us all from being utterly crushed by the profundities around them.

There is more profundity in this image than one perceives at first.

What criteria are used as to the profundity and influence of his or her thoughts?

His understanding of the landscape was nearly pagan in its profundity.

It does not proclaim its profundity or insist on attention.

This profundity was received with thoughtful nodding around the table.

There was such a profundity of bitterness in this, it took Will's breath away.

It holds such profundity because of a mistake commonly made by some companies.

Developing light is almost musical in its profundity, and it has startling power.

They are lively and usually interesting but lack artistic profundity.

She turned to Helen with an air of profundity.

I'm about to die, Peter thought with dark profundity.

No girl who has not been a slave can understand the joy of it, the profundity and freedom.

It was simply meant as entertainment and any profundity will have to be read in."