Sentence examples for profound wish from inspiring English sources
This is what not knowing does to fans: it feeds into a profound wish that Schumi will be well again.
The wanderlust of the solo traveler doesn't kill homesickness, it partners it, making the vacation all the better for involving one's profound wish to go home to normal life a little changed.
In honor of Ben's profound wish, please make donations to fund pancreatic cancer research, c/o The Benjamin S. Cole Charitable Foundation - PRIA, Citizens Bank, Michael J. Dasaro, 28 State Street, Boston, MA 02109.
That would be my first profound wish.
Having a profound wish to spread erudition in Norway, he used his acquaintances in England to supply the society with enlightenment books and journals.
As Nigel Roebuck, the editor in chief of Motor Sport magazine, wrote after a trip to Istanbul and its track, "I felt the profoundest wish never to visit either place again".
It's really profound and I wish we could all live in Pandora.
It seems that the most profound New Year wish is one that calls for not only a better future for the recipient but on their capacity to create a better future for others.
It is with profound sadness that we wish to acknowledge the passing of my beloved husband and my loving father, Chuck.
It didnt [sic] even know they were there.' In this rare bit of a dialogue with a stranger, there's a sense of play-acting, even pleasure in the exchange of profound platitudes: 'Do you wish you would die?/ No.
The effect on women -- who, due to persistent social conventions, still tend to be the primary caregivers -- is especially profound, but men who wish to be fully involved in raising their children are affected, too.
