Sentences with phrase «profound issues»

It is by listening to the most profound issues in a changing or ending relationship that healing and resolution begin.

But such discussions hide a much more profound issue that doesn't involve numbers, and gets a lot less ink (or electrons).

For this subject is not only of immense practical importance; it also raises the most ultimate and profound issues for the academic theologian.

Both reports also point out that intentional experiments such as these raise profound issues regarding governance that are at present not well developed in most countries or international organizations.

Gordon, 30, won the controversial award for work including... judges» chairman Nicholas Serota commended the former Glasgow School of Art student's «engagement with profound issues of memory...

Even as teenagers, they, in their writing, dealt with profound issues of race, mortality, and, as Avedon wrote, «the future of humanity» as World War II closed in on them.

At first it seems that, perhaps, he's merely pathologically shy, which would be detrimental enough to living a full life, but there are much more profound issues at play in his head.

That comment, made as a gentle taunt to a brother who is not as comfortable with change as she is, is just one example of the way that this film is able to raise profound issues in a way that resonates but is never heavy - handed or distracting.

The more profound issue signaled by the crisis in authority has to do with a decay in the communion of saints and a decline in the powers of soul enjoyed by those within that communion to whom authority is entrusted.

More of a thoughtful meditation than a narrative feature, this meandering Turkish odyssey is packed with profound issues rather than well - defined characters or plot.

Seemingly prioritising visual accomplishments over a stable frame - rate, each of the title's early previews exhibited profound issues - and even the more recent Platinum demo, which introduced dynamic resolution scaling, still disappointed.

The result, framed by the end (s) of art and of life, debates profound issues that shape our ways of being in the art world and beyond.

Rosenberg saw the artist's task as a heroic exploration of the most profound issues of personal identity and experience in relation to the large questions of the human condition.

For over a decade, Facing History has partnered with The Allstate Foundation to host Community Conversations and bring communities together through meaningful dialogue around today's most profound issues.

How can she believe that a subpoena issued to five pastors demanding everything they have written about the ordinance, Mayor Parker, homosexuality, or gender will not raise profound issues of religious freedom?

Presenting the prize at the Tate Gallery in London, judges» chairman Nicholas Serota commended the former Glasgow School of Art student's «engagement with profound issues of memory, psychological division and moral ambiguity, and for his use of a range of media with consistent wit, intelligence and creative insight».

His theological works remain a source of inspiration not only for his vivid exposition of profound issues, but also for the well - turned phrases such as «cheap grace» or «world come of age.»

Profound issues of personal and public morality are engaged by these questions.

Being a man or a woman is «very good» and life is meant to be a joyful adventure, finally celebrated in the great Wedding Feast of the Lamb which we all seek to witness and in which all our earthly explorations and ponderings of these profound issues will reach their utter fulfilment.

It is here that the profound issues at stake, which are more difficult to specify than knee - jerk polemicists on either side often assume, come most clearly into view.

What were the odds that someone with pre-existing hypertension that actually hadn't caused much of an issue before, well controlled GD, and 3 completely straightforward births under her belt is going to have some sort of profound issue with time 4?

On a vast array of profound issues — ranging from climate change and civil liberties to drone strikes, perpetual war and a huge military budget — some individual progressives in Congress introduce outstanding bills and make excellent statements.

This is a humourous piece but the intention is to provoke reflection on some of the profound issues the Commandments raise.

Teacher wellbeing is not only a profound issue for teachers — it also has a major impact on pupil outcomes.

Facing History and Ourselves and The Allstate Foundation have hosted 116 Community Conversations around the U.S., engaging more than 70,000 teachers, parents, and community members in meaningful dialogue about today's most profound issues, including respecting diversity, promoting tolerance, and creating social change.

«For over 11 years, The Allstate Foundation and Facing History have partnered to share stories about today's profound issues with the goal of positively influencing the choices we make that impact the world around us,» said Allstate agency owner Matt Marsh.

The commentary piece Barth Keck wrote in this week's CT NewsJunkie lays out some of the most profound issues.

-- Michelle Moran, nationally bestselling author of Nefertiti and Madame Tussaud «Totally engaging and richly textured, this is historical fiction at its best... a captivating and compelling novel... Brady's strong characters deal with profound issues of the time — slavery and feminism — and moving matters of the heart, keeping readers engrossed well into the night.»

Dropped Scrap has a timer attached to it, which renders it completely lost upon hitting zero, and this is something I had a profound issue with.

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts presents contemporary art from the Bay Area and around the world that reflects the profound issues and ideas of our time, expands the boundaries of artistic practice, and celebrates the diversity of human experience and expression.

This is a profound issue that is routinely overlooked by media commentators, and it pertains to the common confusion between climate projections and climate forecasts.

In unstable relationships, an expectation of displeasure, dread, and pessimism may evolve, because past interactions, whether they be over mundane or profound issues, have been experienced as highly punishing.