Sentence examples for Profound appreciations from inspiring English sources

Despite the origins of public health being thoroughly rooted in profound appreciations of social and political contexts (Virchow, Engels) as described by Birn for example [ 4], the insights provided by breakthroughs in biological and medical sciences led by the emergence of germ theory in the late 19th century set the stage for new approaches.

"We have such a profound appreciation of the cultural, historical, societal context," she says.

It has gifted her with a profound appreciation for lingerie and its powers.

He combined profound appreciation with keen critical insight, which he readily shared with others.

All our love and profound appreciation for making us what we are today.

She enhanced our aesthetic sensibilities with her profound appreciation for beauty in art, language and nature.

Because many things remain stable, change has to be managed with a profound appreciation of stability.

Mac's assimilationist ambitions have less to do with personal politics than with a profound appreciation for his own craft.

"He had a profound appreciation for ceremonies of state," said Richard Norton Smith, the former director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.

These architects have a really profound appreciation for aspects of the Princeton campus that are so unique.

Running through all of Professor Hansen's work is a profound appreciation of early film as a Modernist medium, as Modernist in its way as Cubist painting.