Sentence examples for profound ideals from inspiring English sources

We have a good guy in the White House, a smart man of judicious temperament and profound ideals, a man with a sweet private life, a man of dignity and good humor, whose enemies, waving their hairy arms and legs, woofing, yelling absurdities, only make him look taller.

We have not at all times lived up to our profound ideals.

The text is littered with the sort of rhapsodic endorsements that can interchangeably be applied to the works of Mozart, Michelangelo, Shakespeare or Segovia: "Every second... seemed to reveal some new element of truth or beauty", "speaks to some profound ideal of the human condition", "a rare example of human perfection".

He has a deep and profound voice – ideal, I imagine, for making himself heard by an audience, even from 50ft up, but kind of intense.

He may very well have been the first such ruler for whom peace became not only a profound philosophical ideal but a practical way of structuring the life of his subjects.

For Mace, wrestling is an inspiring national ritual in which nobody gets hurt and is "one of the most profound expressions of the ideals of this damn nation".

The images are preposterous as well as ugly, highlighting the profound mismatch between stated ideals and their consequence; and an imagined threat to the national community and the means used to subdue it, with multiple gun-toting policemen required to confront one sunbathing woman.

"We are doing this as a result of actions you have taken as president of the UNCF that are not only deeply hostile to the rights and dignity of public employees, but also a profound betrayal of the ideals of the civil rights movement," AFSCME president Lee Saunders wrote in the letter addressed to UNCF president Michael Lomax.

"There remains," concludes Appy, "a profound disconnect between the ideals and priorities of the public and the reality of a permanent war machine that no one in power seems able or willing to challenge or constrain... the institutions that sustain empire destroy democracy".

"We are doing this as a result of actions you have taken as president of the UNCF that are not only deeply hostile to the rights and dignity of public employees, but also a profound betrayal of the ideals of the civil rights movement," wrote Saunders, whose union represents 1.6 million public sector workers.

The recent proliferation of two novel screening paradigms, structure-based screening and high-content screening, prompts a profound rethink about the ideal composition of small-molecule screening libraries.