Sentence examples for Profound tribute to from inspiring English sources

The report pays a profound tribute to the protesters who came out on the streets demanding justice for the victim.

Cut to five words, it was possibly the most profound tribute Ginsberg received during this 90-minute joint homage from Smith and his friend and collaborator Philip Glass.

And it is a tribute to the profound respect for artists at the heart of the Dia enterprise.

(Chinen) Celebrating Duke Ellington (Friday and Saturday) Jazz at Lincoln Center has periodically paused to pay tribute to its most profound influence, and so this repertory concert — featuring Wynton Marsalis and the organization's resident orchestra — can be pegged as both a habitual gesture and a crack team doing what it does best.

If indeed Kim Jong Il ever was a fan of Michael Jackson, ever gasped at Michael's moonwalk, smiled at Thriller, hummed along to the Jackson Five or any of Michael's countess hits, his pardoning of Laura Ling and Euna Lee and sending them home to their families would be a profound act of compassion, a true tribute to a man whose death has left the entire world in mourning.

In the shadows of the cell, his long silence was an eloquent tribute to the suffering of so many and a profound condemnation of evil.

Horowitz has paid tribute to Fleming's "extraordinary character", who has had "a profound influence" on his life and career.

His tribute to Cassavetes's last major film, "Love Streams," reveals his profound sympathy with Cassavetes, the artist and the man.

TRIBUTE TO MARSHALL Calls Affiliation of Factions in Rebuilding Palestine an Event of Profound Significance.

— A Tribute to Woodstock.

Voyage, tribute to Journey.