We are no different, our cause is no less worthy, our determination is no less profound and our patience is no less abundant.
Loved by the people she touched, Ms. Davis dedicated her life to the well being of others with profound wisdom and limitless patience.
The story of Buck Brannaman and, by extension, the documentary is on the surface that of a man who turned hurt into grace operating from a reservoir of patience and profound love of horses.
I thought of the ageless mystery of all this, the profound miracle, the quiet patience of the planet.
But while the West is lurching through a period of profound uncertainty, Fukuyama calls for patience, not panic.
What is learned is of a profound simplicity: the need for patience under adversity, the need to repent of one's sins, the need to forgive the sins of others.
"Does this look like I'm scraping by?" The musicians who play with him regard him the way basketball players at Venice Beach might regard a playground legend who would have made it to the NBA but for bad luck and bad judgment: a flawed savant, a muse, a profound talent who warrants extra patience.
Riskin captivatingly tells the story of this "centuries-long argument" over agency with the patience, precision, and the profound depth of explanation that history demands.
To me, a bag is patience; a bag is profound discretion. .
In difficult times, Songhay elders often say that "life is patience," which is a profound take on the processes of history.
There was also plenty of silence, which did more to elicit patience in the viewer than profound thoughts.
