Sentence examples for profound bow from inspiring English sources

In the Romanian church the chaplet is called matanie ("reverence") because the monk makes a profound bow at the beginning and end of each prayer counted on the beads.

Barker quotes a letter written by his wife, Mary, in 1847, when the poet was seventy-seven years old: "At this moment, a group of young Tourists are standing before the window (I am writing in the Hall) and Wm reading a newspaper — and on lifting up his head a profound bow greeted him from each".

Talk story on Alexander King, author of "Profound Bow to Memory" a play in 6 scenes which he read before a large audience at the… Talk story about the Skywriting Corporation of America, which still owns the exclusive American rights to the skywriting equipment.

By Kermit Kahn, Charles Cooke, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 23, 1939 P. 11 Talk story on Alexander King, author of "Profound Bow to Memory" a play in 6 scenes which he read before a large audience at the Mercury Theatre.

If you are carrying something e.g. cross or candles), make a profound bow before the altar.

I bow three times, slowly and deeply, with profound respect and deep appreciation, in the direction of Bob Herbert.

I wish I had a nice little bow to tie up this post -- some profound moment or insight that would make everything better, but I don't.

From the point of view of biomechanics of human movement, in case of existing spinal deformity, any attempt at strengthening the concave side muscles is disadvantageous, as it impacts the curve of the spinal curvature just as the bow-string does the bow: the stronger it is strung, the more profound the curve becomes [ 5].

Profound Lore.

Profound things.

They bow.