Sentence examples for and that is profoundly from inspiring English sources

And that is profoundly frightening.

That is true - but so is that five of the six jurors were white, and that is profoundly significant for cases like this one," she writes.

And that is profoundly difficult because this world desperately needs a savior.

Their towers and arches embody a sense of timelessness and power that is profoundly linked to the history of white Europe.

But these effects may only appear when providing a research-based and empirically evaluated reference model that is profoundly documented.

New York is so filled with experience that is profoundly historical and it speaks about what America is.

The San Francisco Chronicle called the the tax "a dangerously dumb idea" that is "profoundly reckless and self-defeating".

Patients with Duarte galactosemia carry one GALT allele (G) that is profoundly impaired, and a second GALT allele (Duarte-2, D2; sometimes called D) that is partially impaired.

"Where anti-Semitism and views that are profoundly anti-Israeli have traditionally been the primary preserve of poorly educated right-wing populists," he added, "profoundly anti-Israel views are increasingly finding support in progressive intellectual communities".

In New York on Monday, a spokesman for Ban said Bahgat's apprehension was "just the latest in a series of detentions of human rights defenders and others that are profoundly worrying".

These findings are further supported by histologic examinations: flavocoxid treatment restored organ damage specifically in lung and liver that are profoundly involved in the pathophysiologic changes that occur during sepsis.