Sentence examples for more profound lesson from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't an examination of those possibilities offer a more profound lesson about how to prevent genocide?

The frequently mute supermodel has spoken to Women's Wear Daily, offering her insights into life's more profound lessons.

The tragedy is, though, that Sighthill, where so many people struggle to live a decent life, will in the end revert to sink status when the asylum-seekers move on unless the more profound lessons of the episode are learned.

My 30s taught me even more profound lessons that I've just begun to explore.

And yet, at the heart of this high stakes clash is an even more powerful and profound lesson: whatever G*d seems to demand, the overarching value that compels us, our ultimate calling is to protect human life, to guard the innocent, to be present for the other.

Instead, these are much more profound, internal, enduring lessons about the way in which grownups, even those who are supposed to be caring for you, will always let you down, maybe even wish you harm.

Studying, working and living together reveals our shared humanity, a lesson more profound than any found in a book.

But ultimately don't expect a nation of Zen masters emerging with any lessons more profound than which dragon-emblazoned muscle tees might look best at the gym.

Through a review of programmes in fragile and conflict-affected states and situations IFAD has identified a number of lessons to achieve the desired impacts in fragile states and protracted crises: (i) More profound in-country knowledge is needed; (ii) Project objectives and design in fragile states should be clearer and simpler.

Or more profound?

"It's a profound lesson for us.