Sentence examples for More profoundly from inspiring English sources

More profoundly, the plays explore aesthetic, philosophical and social questions.

More profoundly silly is James's foray into political economy.

More profoundly, the two sides approach the world with different mindsets.

More profoundly, I feel that despair manifests in the two genders differently.

More profoundly, it undermines the fantasy that is the N.B.A.'s true product.

More profoundly, they had their preconceptions of England's tactical and technical inadequacies borne out.

More profoundly, perhaps, the maps suggest the hauntingly quick nature of fame.

More profoundly, so has his loss of position, perks and deference.

"More profoundly, we are in a crisis of meaning, a moral crisis.

More profoundly, though, it casts doubt on the definition of a charity.

More profoundly, now came a dawning realisation that bad things could happen to good people.