Sentence examples for Profoundly held from inspiring English sources

Driving is cultural and there's a profoundly held experiential feeling attached to it.

It enables us to stand together respecting our profoundly held differences because we value each other's integrity.

Quote: "In contrast to the stern self-abnegation of these older traditions, therapeutic culture is profoundly democratic, holding out the idea that everyone has a right to minimize personal suffering and make a grasp at happiness".

The super-rich have long held some profoundly distorted ideas about the world.

Given that the series seems intended to pull back the blankets on the "real" side of both politics and media — two professions held in profoundly low regard by the rest of the world — we thought it might be fun to go argue about what the series gets right and wrong.

The Princetonian editorially congratulated the new Wilson Lodge pioneers and the clubs who volunteered allocation slots under duress, but added, "What does it all mean?" This profoundly uneasy social state held on remarkably; it took the second shoe 10 years to drop.

ACORN held a profoundly optimistic view of democratic possibility in America, and those who ridicule that vision do our country a serious disservice.

But many of the same scientists will admit, there was something profoundly present when they held their lover on their wedding day, their own new born child, or said goodbye to a close friend or parent as they pass over to the other side.

We do know that it is profoundly unfair to hold Muslim America collectively responsible for the violent acts of a few.

A nurse lovingly washed a profoundly retarded boy, holding him in her hands, cleaning him, singing to him.

Sheriff Clarke is profoundly unfit to hold a public trust position, let alone one with national security responsibilities.