Sentence examples for a profound relationship. from inspiring English sources

The intellectual and practical lesson is that there is a profound relationship between the public and private.

In my view there is a profound relationship between those who wish to protect intellectual property and those who wish to protect privacy.

Evidence from more than 30 years of research suggests a profound relationship between social participation and human health and well-being.

As he has chronicled in his insightful Schubert's Winter Journey—Anatomy of an Obsession, tenor Ian Bostridge has had a profound relationship with the most famous of song cycles throughout his entire career.

Devoted to the study of human affliction, she worked herself to the point of illness at various factory jobs to understand better the workers' lot; she developed a profound relationship with Christianity, but felt that to actually be baptized (she was Jewish) would be to betray the unsaved masses.

Kelley Massoni, a lecturer in sociology at the University of Kansas and the author of a 2010 book about Seventeen, wrote in The Journal of American Culture that Ms. Rubinstein's use of Teena in her pitches — in books, direct mailings and advertisements — suggested that there were countless girls just like her and that girls were developing a profound relationship with the magazine.

Maybe, like the Amish families who lost their children to a shooter a few years ago, the family members of those who died at Mother Emanuel are better Christians than I am, with a deeper faith, a less questioning theology, a more profound relationship with God.

Playing the role of a hunter creates a more profound relationship between player and game, through the blindingly simple tactic of subtly tying everything together.

I mark that reading experience as the point at which I became conscious of the fact that I could have a real, profound relationship to a work of fiction, as well as to an imagined character from that work.

Of the six genes only one polymorphism in TNFα -1031T/T TNFα -1031T/Tendency to be ashowedted with diseany risk (64.9% for contendencyd 71.4% for CRC) which we furtoer characterized on a larger cohort of CRC patients and found a more profound relationship between the TNFα -1031T/T genotype associatede (64.5% for controls vs 74.7% for CRC cases above 70 yrs).

We need to look beyond cognitive science to cultivate a truly profound relationship to the world we live in.