Sentence examples for profound setbacks from inspiring English sources
Forté is 37, and his life has had its moments of real success and profound setbacks.
The reporter Benjamin Hoffman describes how the musician and rapper John Forté used his personal experiences, both "real success and profound setbacks," to create the song.
These shootings are, as the state of Louisiana noted, "a profound setback" for the reintroduction program.
His exit is a profound setback for the government's plan to remake and prune the state.
The killings have been a profound setback for human rights and the rule of law in the Philippines, according to Human Rights Watch.
The shift has set off a round of maneuvering and recrimination in black political circles, as black elected officials and operatives grapple with what is both a genuine diminishing of their power and a profound symbolic setback.
That was a profound military and diplomatic setback for the United States.
There are signs that our present economic deterioration is different from past setbacks-more profound and less likely to yield to traditional polices.
There are signs that our present economic deterioration is different from past setbacks-more profound and less likely to yield to… REFLECTIONS about the Democratic Party, which is scheduled to hold a special mid-term Party conference to begin Dec. 6 in Kansas City.
Mr. Wilson is feeling fortunate, as well, after suffering decades of profound mental, career and personal setbacks, including the deaths of his two bandmate brothers.
Perhaps he requires a real setback, a genuine defeat, a profound humanization before the voters can see beyond his veneer of easy success to the deeply able and humane man beneath.
