Sentence examples for profound states from inspiring English sources

It is deeply moving and full of humanity, particularly in the way it describes the process of lifting men from a profound states of despair into a renewed desire to live and build a different future for themselves.

I more recently learned of the work of Les Fehmi, a psychologist and researcher who for decades has been clinically documenting the profound healing that arises from resting in open awareness.[1] In the 1960s researchers began to correlate synchronous alpha brain waves with profound states of well-being, peace, and happiness.

But her struggle required her to create and to endure a profound state of singleness.

At the time American religion was in a profound state of flux.

But if a country made such a decision, it would have to leave the 27-member European Union as well, thus entering a more profound state of exile.

It would be described as a moderate dose but a moderate dose of LSD can still produce a profound state of consciousness".

Upon completing Anna Karenina, Tolstoy fell into a profound state of existential despair, which he describes in his Ispoved (1884; My Confession).

"Saudade," the famous Portuguese word that has no apt translation, could be described as a profound state of longing for something you love.

The laugh, like a clear little torch-beam, will light up the true and profound state of this young man's dejection.

As the evening wore on in the West End hotels a profound state of unexcitement was noticeable around the television sets.

With several armed rebellions under way, sporadic armed incursions from neighbouring countries and more than 220,000 of the population either internally displaced or refugees, the Central African Republic CARR) is in a profound state of crisis.