Sentence examples for Profoundly respected from inspiring English sources

He knew and profoundly respected the work of Galileo; indeed, he withdrew from publication his own cosmological treatise, The World, after Galileo's condemnation by the Inquisition in 1633.

"I profoundly respect your decision for I know the depth of character and integrity from which it springs.

"We profoundly respect the opinions of the administration, our principal ally in every respect," Mr. Piqué said of the United States after holding talks with visiting Iranian deputy foreign minister, Ali Ahani.

He said he deeply respects and has been profoundly moved by peaceful protests in both countries.

Over the course of his career, Pettitte had developed into a perfectionist whose mental toughness was profoundly admired and respected by teammates and opponents alike.

How many other schoolboys would even have realised, let alone celebrated, their "terrific luck" that two English teachers, both liked and respected, disagreed profoundly as to whether Paradise Lost was any good?

I travel as widely as my means allow and respect profoundly the life of the hermit and the homebody.

But Carrère's book about Dick vibrates with a profoundly uneasy respect.

Rotnem and Folsom expressed confidence that reversing the ruling would not only "profoundly enhance respect for the flag" but also serve the broader cause of educating the public on the meaning of liberty.

Retinal mechanisms vary profoundly with respect to eccentricity.

Although genetic influences encoded within both class I and II major histocompatibility complex loci and mode of infection are thought to determine whether individuals develop IM [ 13], why the immune response to this infectious agent changes profoundly with respect to age remains poorly understood.