Sentence examples for profound reflection on the from inspiring English sources

But Hayley's storyline is different in that it has been a lengthy meditation on the theme, and Hesmondhalgh believes it has already initiated profound reflection on the issue.

Miriam Toews's All My Puny Sorrows, at once tender and unquiet, offers a profound reflection on the limits of love, and the sometimes unimaginable challenges we experience when childhood becomes a new country of adult commitments and responsibilities.

Unhindered by political constraints, and encouraging a profound reflection on the state of our world, from the perspective of international development, this exercise looks likely to be at once more ambitious than the SDG slog, and more satisfying – if you are more inclined to searching questions than goals and indicators.

It's apt to note, days after the reissue of "Shoah," that the selection of Saul Bellow's letters that ran in the April 26th issue of the magazine (available to subscribers) features one of the most profound reflections on the Holocaust that I've ever read.

It's fair to say that the setting is not one that lends itself to profound reflections on the privations of austerity.

It may even contain some profound reflections on the nature of human experience (yeah, right).

It continued, "His deep insights and profound reflections on the nature of human existence provide opportunities to consider fundamental issues that could face any individual in the world".

Chauncy De Vega has some profound reflections on this which are well worth reading.

In the hands of, say, Philip Roth, this life history would afford opportunities for rich, sardonic and profound reflection on human experience in the 20th century, beyond nationality, race, sex, age, class, and ethnicity.

The ideas jostling through "Ararat," Atom Egoyan's profound reflection on historical memory, tumble off the screen in such heady profusion that while watching the movie you may worry that you'll miss something important if you so much as blink.

Christie's described it as "a dramatic and profound reflection on human existence and our relationship to nature on the cusp of the 21st century".