Sentence examples for although profoundly from inspiring English sources

And so, the tradition, although profoundly altered, continues.

Family cars, although profoundly uninteresting in terms of design, really have become like a front room.

For many, identity is too much a function of work, and shedding routine and status is painful, although profoundly therapeutic.

Although profoundly discouraged, Ms. Frederick said she planned to go through with all 12 because, "Then I could cross it off the list of things I had tried".

Even the last words she chose to give us, although profoundly serious in the message they convey, are laced with humour: "Tell David Cameron that if he screws up my beloved NHS, I'll come back and bloody haunt him".

Although profoundly moved by the Moorish Alhambra in Granada, Spain, and the mud architecture of north Africa, he was equally impressed by lectures he attended in Paris given by Le Corbusier and by some of the best early Modern movement architecture.

If so, although I profoundly disagree, it has more integrity than Cameron's half-way house.

Lord Birkenhead made a very appropriate speech, although he profoundly disbelieves that Dr. Johnson had ever sat on the seat on which he was sitting.

Moreover, these data show that cram-1 RNAi suppresses normal aggregation, although less profoundly (15 26%; each P < 0.003) than neuropathic aggregation.

Although NO profoundly alters T cell activation and Th 1/Th 2 balance, the precise role of NO in Th 17 and Treg differentiation is not known.

This notion has been challenged by Fauconnier et al. (64), who found that although palmitate profoundly increased mitochondrial ROS production in wild-type cardiomyocytes, this was not observed in cardiomyocytes from ob/ob mice.