Sentence examples for articulate a profound from inspiring English sources

The two parties were convened in South Africa, where O'Malley famously brought together both sides so that they could hear Nelson Mandela, freed after two decades in prison to lead his country to end apartheid, articulate a profound challenge: "We did it.

She also articulated a profound sense of female subjectivity, expressing what it means to be subordinate, secondary, or not in control.

In 1891 he attacked the British press for presenting Iranian protesters against the Shah as Islamic fanatics when, in fact, they articulated a profound longing for reform.

This is quintessential Tippett as I remember him, articulating a profound thought but then, as though intellectually dyslexic, digging himself into an ever deeper and more impenetrable grave as he allowed his tongue and mind to wander over disparate ideas.

It's almost impossible to articulate just what a profound influence David Letterman has had on me.

The threat that he could be barred from making movies altogether, had a profound — if never fully articulated — effect on Mr. Zhang, said Zhang Zhenyan, his longtime production manager, who is no relation.

Averi articulated a simple yet profound principle: every human being has the right to be who they are.

It is in the way that Facundo articulates this opposition that Sarmiento's book has had such a profound influence.