Sentence examples for profound and enduring from inspiring English sources

But his legacy, both in literature and in the cinema, is profound and enduring.

They all reported that the experience had shaped their lives and work in profound and enduring ways.

But against these concerns stands the bleak reality of the present situation: profound and enduring unemployment, slow growth, rising income inequality.

Our profound and enduring commitment to human rights and internationalism will also underpin and shape Labour's vision of Britain in the world.

McAleese and his co-authors said they hoped the report would bring "healing and peace of mind to all concerned, most especially the women whose experience of the Magdalene Laundries had a profound and enduring negative effect on their lives".

Martin McAleese, the chairman of the committee that produced the report, said he hoped the findings would bring "healing and peace of mind to all concerned, most especially the women whose experience of the Magdalene Laundries had a profound and enduring negative effect on their lives".

It is also a chronicle of enormous bravery, profound commitment and enduring hope.

This, he further declared, could not be attributed to any single factor -- say, the team currently in the White House -- but rather represented a profound, long-developing and enduring divergence.

It involves a profound reordering of our self-perception, from an Anglophile colonial regime to a more realistic and enduring Asia-Pacific nationality blessed with a firm institutional foundation and an adventurous cosmopolitan population.

But England's 6,000 young people in care need intensive support, 24/7 staffing, and treatment that integrates care, education and health to meet profound, complex and enduring needs caused by terrible neglect and abuse.

He introduced himself with now-standards including "Bird on the Wire," "Suzanne," "Sisters of Mercy" and "So Long Marianne," and across the next five decades issued 14 studio albums dense with wit, charm, cruelty, harsh self-judgment, bitterness, grace and profound, enduring empathy.