Sentence examples for profound and open from inspiring English sources

But despite the genuinely easy mixing, despite the government's rhetoric, there is still a profound and open cultural racism at play.

Starvation is still being used as a weapon of war in Syria, despite a partial ceasefire that was meant to ease profound humanitarian suffering and open a political path that could bring the war to an end.

"Now the Farc are completely vulnerable and open to profound divisions," Giraldo said.

"Our profound national commitment to free and open debate," Justice Alito wrote, "is not a license for the vicious verbal assault that occurred in this case".

"The Commission's Statement of Objections", the firm wrote in a statement, "reveals a profound misunderstanding of both database competition and open source dynamics.

It is to be open in a profound and generous way to the world by seeing all creation as enfolded in God.

As it was, by watching the videos of the hostages' decapitations we laid ourselves open to the most profound and viciously circular revulsion: our chain was most definitely being yanked – on one end were western politicians decrying barbarity, on the other the Islamic State terrorists performing it; the trouble is, was, and will remain: they're pulling in the same direction.

Beck et al. (9) reported that modification of I331C or L333C CFTR channels results in a profound reduction in open probability, and the authors suggested that these sites may experience significant movement during the gating cycle.

"The three-month, paid internship had a profound impact on my career and opened my eyes to so many new artists and institutions," Drew tells The Creators Project.

This approach may open a new paradigm of therapies in ARDS, a syndrome that imparts a profound and lasting effect on the musculoskeletal system.

Her story is so profound and touching".