Sentence examples for profound questioning from inspiring English sources

Lessing's lighthearted yet profound questioning of severe codes made his play the first work in German literature with a significant contemporary content.

But there is another, less-recognised side to this: there is often a profound questioning of the economic system and society's expectations that define success.

What gave Québécois culture its strength 20 years ago resulted from a profound questioning of traditional values and the identification of the larger artistic community with a national project.

Democracy is experimental for Dewey in that it allows, or should allow, a profound questioning of the idées fixes of the established order, even if, of course, much democratic politics will not take the form of such questioning.

Rushdie had every reason to think himself safe writing in England, enclosed by the Western world & its profound belief in questioning beliefs.

The outrage of the adolescent crisis of faith is here redignified and reinvigorated as the genuine and profound moral questioning it is.

However, he not only provides a story of loss but invites us to witness the ways that loss can usher in times of profound doubt and theological questioning.

These words echo today as a reminder that the mainstream Islamic tradition has always harbored the most profound respect for scholarship and sanctity while questioning worldly ambitions.

He understood that by questioning the Christian view of salvation he was undercutting a profound sense of comfort.

If you want a glimpse of what it feels like to be Lucky, that unfortunate soul in "Waiting for Godot," try questioning Mr. Gussow's assertion (and it's well worth questioning) that "Godot" is "the most profound and influential play of the last half of the 20th century".

To me, I think what really worked about the film is that she's not questioning her sexuality, she's questioning her marriage and I really think that comes forward in a much more profound way because he's a man.