Sentence examples for a profound realisation from inspiring English sources
This leads me to a profound realisation.
The beguiling simplicity of the narrative and prose yields to the profound realisation that for the people of Augustown, the only way to "fly away to Zion" is through death; and some indeed are prepared, are "ready fi dead".
Questions of what evil is, and whether one man can be said to be "more evil" than another are complicated, and considering them deeply and fully can lead us to profound realisations about morality.
For the successful realisation in practice, a profound knowledge about the mechanical requirements of products, the mechanical properties of the plants as well as the related environmental aspects is necessary.
The spare Brechtian aesthetic had a profound influence on the newly founded English Stage Company at the Royal Court, and the realisation of what a permanent company could achieve shaped the creation of the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1960 and the National theatre in 1963.
It is a vision rooted in compassion and a profound sense of responsibility to our fellow human beings - and it begins with children and the realisation of their rights.
A profound stillness descends.
And I've also been struck by the realisation that despite my lack of faith, and despite my never having even met him, somehow this man of the cloth has managed to have quite a profound impact on me.
