Sentence examples for most profound understanding from inspiring English sources

Each of these modes of human experience can become the creative force whereby some people have "become real" and gained the most profound understanding of themselves.

But Kierkegaard, who lived a century before the electronic computer, gave us the most profound understanding of what a hacker is.

Just the fact that some objects are cause and effect does not mean that they exist in any way dependent on human cognition, and it is this dependence on cognition or conceptualization that is generally regarded as the most profound understanding of emptiness.

"The overwhelming majority of New Yorkers who are decent, caring people offer their most profound sympathy and understanding for your loss," Mr. Hevesi told the Dorismond family.

The DISCOVER Centers program is designed to further broaden the NIEHS research portfolio in a clinically focused direction, by encouraging the extramural community to identify and define the basic and applied research opportunities likely to have the most profound impact on the understanding and management of environmentally influenced disease.

For him, the most profound implication of an operational understanding of consciousness is that "it will lead to the death of the soul".

That would somehow represent the most profound advance in the process of understanding who we are and what we are really seeing when we look in a mirror.

It answered my deepest questions, of which, I suppose, the most profound is: "Why am I here?" Understanding your history can tell you that.