Sentence examples for a profound emotion from inspiring English sources

How did you show this? A. A young firefighter feels he has caused the death of two veteran firefighters on the job through his negligence, a profound emotion.

Many years later he was to describe how he stood by the chair at the centre of the cabinet table and felt a profound emotion: 'I felt somehow that I'd become a guide to lead the nation into the future, and at the same time a trustee for all that was best in our past.

I listened to the track again, this time in the clarity of my own headphones where the track took on a whole new level of profound emotion.

Uniquely, Kahlo's persona blended profound emotion and defiant vulgarity.

The most beautiful and profound emotion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical.

The context of Palestinian suffering and the "profound emotion" it elicits had to be understood.

"I cannot think back on this time without profound emotion," he wrote later.

The public preferred catchy tunes with simple harmonies to Rameau's profound emotion and rich, late-Baroque harmony.

Its astonishing success was a marker in the triumph of American abstraction: no one could any longer argue that pure form was incapable of expressing profound emotion.

The US secretary of state, John Kerry, declared the "profound emotion" of his country for France on Friday, as French police arrested a dozen people suspected of helping the gunmen who carried out last week's terror attacks in Paris.

The most famous modern representative of this tradition of rational mysticism is the German-born physicist Albert Einstein, who wrote: The most beautiful and profound emotion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical.