Sentence examples for most profound interpretation from inspiring English sources

The most profound interpretation is that of the Cosmic Dao, the Way of the cosmos, which is evident in nature (tian).

Mr. Ascher, a Hungarian director who has seldom worked in English before, has delivered what may be the most profoundly physical, and physically profound, interpretation ever of this 1897 play, which Chekhov disarmingly subtitled "scenes from provincial life".

I think that the televised hearing, which held the country spellbound, provided a rare and valuable public seminar on the meaning of the Constitution, the methods of constitutional interpretation, and the different answers that competing methods offer to the most profound questions of individual autonomy and equality.

What might be their most profound worry?

With some of the most profound thinkers of the age, I'd talk about – sometimes shout about – nuclear disarmament, the miners' strike, Israel, the Soviet Union, interpretations of the second world war, the Holocaust, exhibitions and productions of classic dramas.

It represents our most profound political belief.

Here, sites with the most profound impact.

What has been the most profound change?

Early flavor imprinting underlies the most profound memories humans have.

He said the two countries shared "the most profound brotherhood".

He then steps aside for Queen Beehive to produce a profound interpretation of Allee Willis's sugary chorus.