Sentence examples for profound encounter from inspiring English sources

Actually, more even than this: it proposes a loss of virginity for Eisenstein at the age of 33, a profound encounter with eros.

Attracted to Roman Catholicism, Stein returned on a vacation in 1921 to Breslau, where her profound encounter with the autobiography of the mystic St. Teresa of Ávila caused her swift conversion.

The 2015 proposal, in which Smith is involved, is said by its designers to "explore the life of the bee colony through an immersive sensory experience – a beautiful and profound encounter leaving visitors with a lasting flavour of the British landscape".

But all of them were designed and engineered with meticulous precision to deliver to the listener a profound encounter with sound.

Walter de Maria, whose death is being reported, knew how to take hold of imaginations – not with cheap shots, but profound encounters.

And I suppose that's the built-in sorrow of my life's most profound encounters with books, beginning with "A Wrinkle in Time" in third grade.

For an 11-year-old, this was one of the first, most profound encounters I had with existentialism.

It just happened to be that some of my most profound encounters with God weren't in my (fairly) regular morning routine of "quiet times".

Viktor Frankl wrote Man's Search for Meaning after surviving one of the more profound encounters with human darkness - being a prisoner in the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Boyd's discovery of a different sexual self, and of his capacity to lie to his wife in America, is as profound an encounter with otherness as his growing infatuation with Song.

Safe places of trust where we can "tear down this wall" that keeps us from the simple yet profound mutual encounter that is necessary for us to weave the connective tissue, together.