Sentence examples for a profoundly affecting from inspiring English sources

"It's a profoundly affecting tool in evoking primal terror," Dr. Northwood said.

Ford's breakthrough book is a profoundly affecting study of deepening despair.

"Looking at photographs of the gravely wounded or dead is a profoundly affecting and emotional experience," she said.

His performance was a profoundly affecting blend of consuming white heat and innate modesty, particularly when Solor enters the spirit world of the Kingdom of the Shades.

A profoundly affecting reminder of our shared humanity, the work is one of 29 commissioned by the Southbank for its Unlimited festival, celebrating disability, art and culture.

None of it's about melanin.' " Seven years later, he had a profoundly affecting reunion with his biological mother, Carrie Herr, which brought with it more siblings ("I literally went to bed one day with one sibling and woke up the next morning with seven"), and a sudden acceptance of Jesus Christ as his personal savior, an event that he has described as "pretty unexpected".

Another mechanism of transcription control involves compacting or releasing the nucleosomal structure at a regulatory site in a gene, profoundly affecting chromatin accessibility.

All I know about subs is what I read in "The Hunt for Red October," but this item suggests that one member of our National Foreign Intelligence Board - presumably Naval Intelligence - was caught napping on a development profoundly affecting our security.

We introduce delay predictivity as a new factor profoundly affecting user performance.

In fact, policy experts argue that steps along the lines of the commission's recommendations could actually modernize outdated systems -- making the country more competitive as a result -- without profoundly affecting the American experience.

Overall the book provides a rich analysis of a key force which is profoundly affecting political and societal developments both inside Russia and beyond.