Sentence examples for profound right from inspiring English sources

"Some people have said it can't be right, others that it's right and we already knew it — that it's right and profound, right and trivial," Andrew Strominger, a string theorist at Harvard said.

"I think the sense of powerlessness is so profound right now that to know there was a movement of young people that changed history offers leverage, a sense of confidence," says Dr. Buhle, a lecturer in American civilization at Brown.

The Justices were making legal arguments, but because of the profound right-left, Republican-appointee-Democrat-appointee chasm, the disagreement comes across as political and irreconcilable.

Either way, these simple but profound rights speak to all of us.

"Both of us had previously been married to men," Ms. Gravitz said, and as a lawyer, "I especially knew the profound rights and privileges and responsibilities that came with that.

"Parliament is presumed not to have overridden such a profound and fundamental right unless it clearly and expressly states that general warrants are now permissible — which it has not," it wrote in May last year.

Parliament is presumed not to have overridden such a profound and fundamental right unless it clearly and expressly states that general warrants are now permissible — which it has not," it writes today.

Judge Sutton admits that same-sex marriage bans deprive homosexuals "of benefits that range from the profound (the right to visit someone in a hospital as a spouse or parent) to the mundane (the right to file joint tax returns).

That's a pretty profound thought, right?

The world has a profound opportunity right now.

How do we sculpt it?' " He added that he had chosen Ms. Fonda in the first place for both her emotional range and her comfort with intellectual ideas, and that she understood the play in a profound way right from the beginning.