Sentence examples for profound listening from inspiring English sources

Prochnik's quest for the many meanings of silence takes him on an adventure of profound listening.

"There has been a profound listening on the part of the United States," said Ashraf Ghani, a former finance minister and former presidential candidate who is now a senior adviser to the government on economic issues.

It's possible I've had my wisest and most profound thoughts while listening to Beethoven.

"In fifty years, I've learned that what's better than applause is that profound silence of someone listening to you.

In Part III you met the members of congress who still have a profound financial interest in listening to special interests.

If you are a CEO reading this you have a profound opportunity to listen and have a two-way conversation like never before.

We look at his stilted house, then his museum, with his profound words on walls, sneaking in listening to a guided tour.

The positive association of "reviewing homework" with achievement is more profound in low- and medium-achieving countries, while that of "listening to teacher lecturing" is more profound in medium- and high-achieving countries.

Profound feelings come up while reading and listening.

Kramer has long defended the use of antidepressants — his landmark work, "Listening to Prozac," chronicled the profound improvements of patients taking the drugs — and criticized those who romanticized depression, which he compares to the glamorization of tuberculosis in the late 19th century.

It is seemingly simple acts, such as being there, holding a patient's hand and listening that can bring such profound changes in comfort when one is ill [ 1].