Sentence examples for all of the profound from inspiring English sources

We, like many others before us, have chosen to reclaim "queer" and to rename the section HuffPost Queer Voices because we believe that word is the most inclusive and empowering one available to us to speak to and about the community -- and because we are inspired by all of the profound possibilities it holds for self-discovery, self-realization and self-affirmation.

The stunned grief; the persistent, baffling and frightening sense that we can no longer work, sleep, breathe or love other people in serene peace; and perhaps most of all the profound helplessness and irrelevance that those of us who merely witnessed the tragedy experienced: these are the emotions that Joan expresses.

Interestingly, however, he argues that in such cases it is really the text that serves the music, rather than the other way around, for it is the music above all that expresses the profound movements of the soul (Aesthetics, 2: 934).

Despite however all the profound advantages of their usage, a key challenge limiting the widespread adoption of WSNs is the energy constraint (Khan et al. 2015; Rawat et al. 2014; Batool et al. 2014; Ahamed et al. 2013; Anastasi et al. 2009).

We went back to our own breakfast, touched by all the profound & immemorial banalities of the occasion.

It is this fear that has sustained an outdated foreign policy in the Persian Gulf, one that is still founded on containing Iran at all costs -- regardless of the profound changes taking place in its government and society through the work of reformist politicians who are fighting for wider powers for the elected Parliament and greater freedom for the populace.

These trans–Indian Ocean epidemics seem to all be chikungunya because of the profound arthritis that accompanied the disease.

I thought of the ageless mystery of all this, the profound miracle, the quiet patience of the planet.

Time Magazine listed this as one of the top ten environmental disasters of all time, citing the profound impact of heavy black soot spewing from the fires on humans, livestock and other animals, the land, and into the air.

But its stereotypical characters, melodramatic plotting and audience-pleasing close-ups of adorable children all suggest the profound limitations of filmmaking by committee, whether that committee meets in Beijing or Burbank.

This made the shock of 1968 and '69 all the more profound, and in the immediate aftermath employers and national governments accepted high wage increases and inflation rates in order to avoid further confrontations with workers.