Sentence examples similar to deeply felt truth from inspiring English sources

Dismal, but deeply felt: a kind of truth and half a consolation.

In other words, religion takes deeply felt emotions and contextualizes them within a system of general truths about the world, helping people to identify their wider meaning and significance.

One of the achievements of Ramachandra Guha's deeply felt new history is that the author remains acutely aware of both the truths and falsehoods contained in Jinnah's remark.

Those absences were deeply felt.

It is deeply felt.

It's both learned and deeply felt.

Accordingly, this book is both deeply knowledgeable and deeply felt.

This loss of sovereignty is deeply felt.

Very deeply felt, in fact.

Her loss is deeply felt.

His loss is deeply felt.