Sentence examples for considerable soul from inspiring English sources

The debate on whether to boycott or attend the Sochi has led to considerable soul searching.

The role of carrying a side high on vulnerability and low on cohesion has involved considerable soul searching, but Van Persie has not shirked responsibility.

Lurie indulged in considerable soul searching, and sought to learn all the details of Vick's troubles, before giving the go-ahead to sign Vick, who will make $1.6 million this season.

Although it's entirely possible to move informally between protestant denominations, many do so only after considerable soul searching, and – as observed in Tony Blair's rather public spiritual journey – a protestant can normally only become a Catholic through formal conversion.

Considerable soul-searching allied to major reform apparently beckons this summer.

Much to the delight of his senior editors, but only after considerable soul-searching, Mr. Sulzberger gave the go-ahead.

The tragic death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman from an apparent overdose was met with considerable soul-searching.

The deaths have caused considerable soul-searching among victims' relatives here worried about the plague of drugs and prostitution that might have contributed to the women's deaths.

In Iran, where references to the blood of martyrs are part of everyday political chit-chat, this debate is causing considerable soul-searching.

The turmoil comes just days after Pakistanis marked the country's 65th independence anniversary amid muted ceremonies and considerable soul-searching across the political spectrum.

While some, like leaving the company, starting a competing business or offering shares to an outsider may seem obvious, others could require considerable soul-searching.