Sentence examples for a set of profoundly from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant Willner and colleagues in the Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy program scoured the Internet for a set of profoundly simple crime-avoidance tips attributed to a security consultant, a criminology professor and convicted burglars interviewed for a book, "Burglars on the Job".

It will come as no surprise to learn that McDonough believes that the White House is making a set of profoundly decisive and wise set of "next steps" on Benghazi.

All this may seem arcane, but I agree with Fukuyama that the US – and Britain – is in thrall to a set of neo-conservative ideas both profoundly mistaken and very dangerous.

The analyses also aided in identifying a set of core genes which seems to be profoundly different in their expression patterns between the two groups, independent of the cellular constitution.

Clinically, HAND represents a set of conditions ranging from subtle neuropsychological impairments to profoundly disabling HIV-associated dementia.

Very likely this direct Eocene biotic exchange between India and Southeast Asia, possibly in both directions, accounts for the distribution patterns of a large set of organisms and probably contributed profoundly to the vast biodiversity of present South and Southeast Asia.

Macdonald, however, suggests that "Alkan was a man of profoundly conservative ideas, whose lifestyle, manner of dress, and belief in the traditions of historic music, set him apart from other musicians and the world at large".

It is a quest for this divine and essential truth that Traherne is said to exemplify a "playful but passionate exposition, denoting both a profoundly enlivening experience and a practical set of interrelated abstract principles".

A leading voice against last week's release of the Nunes Memo, Schiff characterized the decision by Republicans and Trump to release the memo as a way "to grant House members access to a profoundly misleading set of talking points drafted by Republican staff attacking the FBI and its handling of the investigation".

She's an exhilarating writer of profoundly innovative new fiction.

Shallow, red-top-style headlines only reinforce shallower responses to a profoundly tragic set of circumstances.