Sentence examples for profound purposes from inspiring English sources

Like the telescope, some also have the aura of having once been handled for profound purposes: a set of brass compasses in a battered black case are said to have been used by Michelangelo.

Innovation should be for the greater good with broader and more profound purposes, such as for a smart future, better quality of life for people around the world, peace and just societies, and the like, the "large I".

Much of this he records in his journal entries, which, with the approach of fatherhood, have taken on a more profound purpose.

When prudently aired, these images serve a profound purpose -- to remind the viewer of the wanton, brutal and savage nature of the attacks of Sept. 11.

You are unique and beautiful and have a profound purpose.

Naming the dead and the injured, thus, serves a profound purpose for LGBT people.

He wanted the money raised to go back the most profound purpose, "peace".

There is also a place for the flâneur – the travelling diarist, rambling over tarmac – but we need to stop tasking these writers with uncovering British identity, understanding the real England, or any number of other profound political purposes.

Of course not all work is going to provide us with a profound sense of purpose.

Though preparations for enlargement brought EU nations together in a common purpose, profound differences were also exposed about the kind of union that the future membership of 25 countries wanted to create for the 21st century.

What you probably shouldn't do is talk policy, with a passion and warmth and profound sense of purpose that contrasts sharply with your rather flat delivery of lines like, "The fact is that being a woman — being a wife, a mother, having to work my way forward in the legal profession and politics — is part of who I am".