Sentence examples for profound calls from inspiring English sources

The prime minister has some profound calls to make.

Other Biblical mentions of shmitta include profound calls for a year that transforms the way we relate to the earth, animals, one another, and God.

Her 1950 master's thesis, Sobre cultura femenina ("On Feminine Culture"), became a turning point for modern Mexican women writers, who found in it a profound call to self-awareness.

She has lagged behind the Democratic curve on issues ranging from the profound (calling for an unequivocal ban on torture) to the trivial (formulating a response to the MoveOn.org Petraeus ad).

But Ari eventually parted with the word of God in pursuit of a more profound calling: making strangers laugh in dark rooms.

It takes certain effort to be fully conscious and present for your children, but Dr. Shefali believes that it's a profound calling that we're destined to answer. .

His feeling of betrayal is so profound, it calls into question whether Alma's interference was worth it; though it may ultimately save Peter's life, it has in the meantime shattered the child's trust in Alma and her own faith in herself.

He completed his doctorate in 1954, but rather than pursuing mathematics he became fascinated with the mechanism of the mind, which he considered to be the supreme intellectual challenge – "hopelessly profound", he called it.

Indeed, the revolutionary evolutions that the Internet will ultimately bring into the story of life on Earth are so profound that calling the next breakthrough in communications technology a "singularity" isn't too far off base.

Yet Mr. Obama chose Mr. Biden not for his verbal facility, but for his experience and what David Axelrod, the president's strategist, calls "profound common sense".

He developed a syndrome neurologists call profound amnesia.