Sentence examples similar to Profound assurance from inspiring English sources
Like many of his contemporaries, Jackson lauds Roosevelt's great gifts as a leader -- the profound self-assurance that lifted the nation during the Depression; the prescience in preparing for war; the "bold, persistent experimentation" that Roosevelt called for as a candidate and delivered as president.
One of the most thoughtful and, in spite of the author's excessive self-assurance, most profound books on Asia is Das Reisetagebuch eines Philosophen (1919; Travel Diary of a Philosopher), by the German thinker Hermann Keyserling (1880 1946).
What is indicated is that the neophytes (mystae) emerged from their profound experience with an assurance of having attained newness of life and the hope of a blessed immortality.
"Profound fatigue, profound brain fog.
Profound sadness remains.
Conversely assurance of no leakage would be profound.
This study only evaluated samples for 14 days, so no assurance can be given that more profound changes do not occur with longer storage.
Yet with grand assurance and artistry, Ms. Washburn makes us appreciate anew the profound value of storytelling in and of itself.
