Sentence examples for profoundly noble from inspiring English sources
Hamlet is a somewhat similar character: far from being simply weak (as Goethe thought), Hamlet, in Hegel's view, displays the inner beauty of a profoundly noble soul (Aesthetics, 1: 583; PKÄ, 147 8).
Prime Minister Barak called the pope's visit to Yad Vashem "a climax of this historic journey of healing," and said that Israelis appreciated the pope's "noble act most profoundly".
He revived the Ford Thunderbird, which had evolved from a noble creature to a profoundly ugly duckling, by giving it a stylish makeover.
By being a brave warrior and a prominent antiwarrior, Kerry was profoundly involved in the two largest claims to participation in a "noble cause" that the last half-century has offered Americans.
She shows that narratives around illness and pain can energize the nobler angels of our nature and make for profoundly lovely art.
Uninvolved personally in the maelstrom of contemporary politics, he nevertheless was profoundly affected by it and stated the following to be his ideal: That noble-minded poet alone merits praise whose word, like the sentence of a judge, keeps free from love or hatred in recording the past.
It has been a noble experiment, but at the end of the decade the world is as disorderly, as rancid with fear, as profoundly unsettled and insecure as it was when we decided to be rich, safe, and contented all by ourselves.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
