Sentence examples for more profound identity from inspiring English sources

Now we must work towards building a more profound identity.

Are You?, which opens her poetry collection A Table of Content (2004), is an even more profound statement about identity and self-reliance: If an expatriate is, as I believe, someone who never forgets for an instant being one, then, no.

However, in the case of viruses with small genomes, such as ssDNA viruses, horizontal gene transfer had not been characterized in comparable detail although given the small number of genes, it is expected to have a more profound effect on the genetic "identity" (and taxonomic affiliation) of the small viruses.

Little by little: that is how our European identity will become more profound".

We need a more profound understanding of how one's identity as a man or woman is formed".

The reduction in economic output is well recognised in the literature (Lovell and Stone 2005; Pimental et al. 2001) as a cost of invasive species, but this precipitates increasing difficulty in accessing basic services and a more profound impact on the standing and identity of the community.

Also valuable would have been a more profound discussion of both Bedouin history and identity politics in the Gulf.

Cohen describes that first big friendship as an awakening more profound than any sexual equivalent -- an awakening of identity, of taste and style, of attitude.

The pure-bloods here are blinded by their pride, but Harry and his friends see something more profound, a threat that goes beyond self-interest and identity.

But sometimes the questions demanded of you by parenthood are more profound; sometimes, they slice to the pulpy quick of your political identity.

Yet on the occasion of the war's bicentennial, this exhibition asserts that it had an even more profound impact than this list might suggest: It shaped a sense of American identity.