Sentence examples for deepest value from inspiring English sources

Naming and categorizing the various parts of the wild woods reduces them to just another aspect of unimaginative public life, and anyway, it's a waste of time, Fowles writes, since nature's "deepest value lies in the fact that it cannot be directly described by any art…including that of words".

While the poem has been praised for the authenticity lent by the fact that the poet was a participant in the wars he describes, and also for the very positive portrayal of the Araucanians, its deepest value lies in the poetic genius Ercilla brought to it.

As the deeper spiritual values are realized, existence takes on a more meaningful form and ultimately points to the deepest value, the divine.

A possible method for flattening is to join the attribute names from the root of the AVS to the deepest value.

Because every experience is value latent, a person is responsible to love the object or a being of that experience most fully, realizing the highest or deepest value of that being.

Reconnecting with what holds deepest value in your heart, taking concrete steps in the direction of your most heartfelt longing is the stuff from which new doors open.

Still, they argued, the church should not sway its deepest values for a man they admire, they said.

At the same time the work's deepest values lie in its experiments with structure, extraordinary speed and music.

We will make public schools all they can be, and we will uphold our deepest values of family and faith.

Christmas, a nostalgic time, prompts folk to reach for childhood memories and their deepest values, he says.

He calls Obama a "visionary minimalist," meaning someone who wants to pursue large goals in a way that offends the deepest values of as few people as possible.