Sentence examples for deepest significance from inspiring English sources

The church with the immigrant congregation that I know best, and the one that has the deepest significance for me, is San Silvestro.

Perhaps the development of deepest significance is an absence: the failure of a powerful anti-Wall Street faction to emerge in either the House or the Senate.

Woolf mines every detail of the dinner for its deepest significance, but the reader remains grounded; at the centre of all those famously elaborate and luminous streams of consciousness, after all, is a hearty beef stew.

The white upper classes were proud of his achievements as a West Indian, but Manley writes "it was to the black masses that Headley had the deepest significance ... [He] became the focus for longing of an entire people for proof: proof of their own self-worth, their own capacity.

Yet deeper significance eludes.

But others invest it with deep significance.

These biographical objects unsurprisingly hold deep significance for the child.

But I suspect touch has an even deeper significance.

Talk show hosts have plumbed its images for deeper significance.

In reality, the fixture had a deeper significance.

Everyone's trying to read deep significance into this.