Sentences with phrase «profound sense»

Out of these shared feelings — and despite the challenges of raising a child — couples often experience a new, profound sense of intimacy.

That was contemplation in its simplest but also most profound sense.

In a very profound sense, these paintings break us open to the religious questions of our time.

On reflection, however, it makes profound sense.

As a successful IT professional with a strong grasp over business principles and profound sense of developing IT strategies, I am confident that I can contribute to your bottom line effectively.

We have lost the ability to celebrate, to hold festival, to be playful in the most profound sense.

Corresponding to this somewhat indefinite and higher conscience there is inevitably a more profound sense of guilt, stemming from the recognition of sin not against society but against God.

One thinks of Beckett the Parisian, Lahiri the Roman, Teju Cole the New Yorker, observers whose profound sense of place seems both to arise from and render irrelevant their relative foreignness.

As Anderson writes, «Aron had too profound a sense of the diversity of history to admit easily to a strong notion of an ideal society or best regime, or to succumb to the extreme generalities favored by literary political thinkers.»

A sense of excitement about ministry, the way discussions of practice find their way into other classes, the degree to which other courses are newly sensitive to context, the increasing ability of students to think theologically — all these tell us that something good is under way, as does the sometimes profound sense of collegiality and support experienced in the reflection seminars.

They are in a very real and profound sense victors, set free to live by hearing Jesus extend to them the beatitude of God.

The mood in Labour is very, very focused on fighting the elections and fighting to win the EU referendum,» Falconer stresses, before warning that «there is a very, very profound sense right throughout the Labour Party that those people who rock the boat are not helping Labour's cause».

What if every intervention resulted in greater biodiversity; increased soil health; additional outlets for beauty and personal expression; a deeper understanding of climate, culture and place; a realignment of our food and transportation systems; and a more profound sense of what it means to be a citizen of a planet where resources and opportunities are provided fairly and equitably?

Beyond this vague analogy between Indian theism and the Whiteheadian conception of God, there is a larger and more profound sense in which the two types of panentheism are alike.

Whenever I hear the first strains of Tiny Dancer, it always fills me with the most profound sense of peace.

(3) Like many of our contemporaries, Schweitzer read the great Asian religious texts not as a historian only, but as one whose profound sense of the failure of Christianity led him into a genuine religious quest.

Knowing that someone is looking to you for guidance can stimulate a profound sense of purpose, too.

«Throughout my life, and usually when I least expect it, I'll get hit with a profound sense of nostalgia about someone or something, often triggered by the tiniest and most imperceptible act.

Nearly all had experienced conversations shutting down (or being shut out) when matters of race were brought up; nearly all felt a profound sense of concern for the generation of black men to come, fearing that if they did nothing personally to develop the talent pipeline, the share of African Americans in business would only dwindle.

For all of the gloom around Research In Motion, the company's executives display a profound sense of confidence publicly.

Election results on Nov. 8, 2016, filled Wylie with a profound sense of dread.

But Whitehead's perspective implies that this sacrifice is, in a profound sense, only apparent, i.e., is a sacrifice of the lesser for the greater self.

The unity of things so distinct in nature arouses a profound sense of awe in the human person.

And then I would feel an absolute tidal wave of grief and fear and anxiety, a profound sense of aloneness in such a key moment of my life.

A few weeks after my miscarriage and subsequent D&C, I experienced something that stunned me: quiet gratitude for my difficult journey and a profound sense of God's kindness toward me.

They exclude in a profound sense positive concern for the individual in his separated individuality.

I have always had a profound sense of....

Morris was caught between the profound sense that Christianity was true, and the concern that his relationship with God was insufficient.

After listening to the stories of Palestinian Christians, Archbishop Welby said: «Anyone who listens to the ordinary people of this area will feel a profound sense of grief that, as always in these times, it is the weak, the poor who are shoved to the side.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken of a «profound sense of grief» as he heard the stories of Palestinian Christians in the West Bank.

So who wouldn't expect to find a profound sense of community there?

It is not as if God were absent from it and then intervened in it now and again; in the more profound sense, the unexhausted divine self ever energizes in nature and history, and above all in the lives of men and women, expressing that self in such a fashion that the whole created order is in one sense God's body.

Not until I had been back in the U.S. for several months did it dawn on me that I had experienced a profound sense of serenity in these people and, through them, had glimpsed my own confidence and inner strength, elusive through much of my life as a white christian in the U.S.

Benedict's stay, co ncluded Lord Patten, «was in the most profound sense a visit to remember... [I] ts lessons and messages will reverberate down the years.»

What else are we to conclude when a man without any biblical training or calling from the Spirit is considered more qualified to preach the gospel by virtue of being a man than a woman with extensive training, years of practice, remarkable giftedness, and a profound sense of calling?

This is nevertheless a meaningless affirmation if it is not cognizant of the fact that family life is under assault, that as a result many people feel alienated from their families and have never found viable substitutes, that their experience within our technological society has left them feeling a profound sense of dissatisfaction with themselves from which they urgently seek escape through drugs, sex, or recreation.

When a man of religious awarenesses pours his life into the person - serving work of mental health, he experiences enthusiasm in this profound sense.

One is obliged to ask, however, whether the overall sense of this secularization enacted on behalf of progress may in some profound sense have involved regress as well.

Thus although I have spoken of my sense of the glory of God in Islam, there is also, especially in the Sufi mystical tradition, a profound sense of God's intimacy and passionate love.

In a profound sense there can be no end at all, since the God who has accepted, received, and responded to this is the One of whose days there is neither beginning nor ending.

Those who understand Buber's philosophy will not hesitate to answer yes, for that philosophy is essentially concrete, close to experience, and realistic as only a life open to the reality of evil in the profoundest sense could produce.

As the number of our years increases, as we age in that simple chronological sense, we also age in a more important and profound sense.