Sentence examples for ever more profoundly from inspiring English sources

In the experience of positive values, we, as persons, are called to love others ever more profoundly.

This is not a full disclosure of the other, but a deepening of appreciation of who the other is, an appreciation that calls me to love the other ever more profoundly.

Transportation could be affected even more profoundly.

Radiation treatment posed that question even more profoundly.

And as Margaret's life draws to its close, Enrique realizes that "he had come not only to need her but to love her more profoundly than ever: not as a trophy to be won, not as a competitor to defeat, not as a habit too long to break, but as a full partner, skin of his skin, head of his heart, and heart of his soul".

The youth will delve into the public art medium more profoundly than ever through studio art practice, mural case studies, mural design and an exploration of artivism.

"It is social engineering, and the American people get it, and they're getting it more profoundly than ever before". But now Gingrich has joined the other Republican presidential candidates in embracing Ryan's proposal to win conservative votes.

OK, we've been doing these spotlights on local pets available for adoption for some time now -- and we're not sure we've ever felt that heartstring-yank more profoundly than we did while putting together this week's crop.

More profoundly, Guest can only ever almost rush, because he has been, since a freak childhood accident, a quadriplegic.

Raised to an even higher level of AI consciousness, Samantha leaves Theodore behind, feeling more profoundly, humanly alone than ever.

Such difficult policy and ethical questions may divide humanity more profoundly than the Atlantic Ocean ever did in the pre-Columbus era.