Sentence examples for profoundly humble from inspiring English sources

We mourn this strong, brave and profoundly humble woman.

There's something profoundly humble in this vision of peaceful surrender and ascendance.

But there is something profoundly humble about their putting their bodies in the service of other minds.

Happily the author refused to accept the impression carefully fostered by the Vatican that we have a profoundly humble and good-hearted pope suitable for embrace by any bien pensant.

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that, to a certain degree, these people who called Song to Song a "Humiliating Wreck of a Movie" are correct: despite, or perhaps because of, its star-studded-ness, it is profoundly humble; humiliating, even, for a star like Christian Bale, who was cut from the film entirely.

In Seattle, over simmering Le Creuset pots, Mr. Hebberoy acknowledged that he feels "profoundly humbled" by what he calls "the crash and burn".

It is a genuine,  profoundly thoughtful, extremely humble, determined recognition that the world has changed, and a response to that in all sorts of ways.

However exhausting the experience was, I found it profoundly satisfying and humbling.

Everything satisfies — profoundly, the way a humble task, done correctly, should.

On September 11 , 1967 the Beatles undertook a fateful course one that would humble them profoundly in the coming months: with the recent triumph of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and the international simulcast performance of "All You Need Is Love" under their belts, they tried their hand, bizarre as it may seem in retrospect, at becoming film directors.

Alternatively, you might be able to get in touch more profoundly at a simple, humble, country church.