Sentence examples for found profoundly from inspiring English sources

France recalled being hit on in cursive by a man she found profoundly unattractive.

After the Oscars she went to Darfur with Unicef, which she found profoundly moving.

The former experience made him faint ("It was the smell," he claims), but the latter he found profoundly moving.

"Being given up and given away I found profoundly insulting, and then I met my biological mother and I thought, fine.

Sex, violence and bad language in films, theatre, television and other media are now rampant to a degree that not just she must have found profoundly shocking.

What he found profoundly affected him: "Instead of the usual image of LA as a cultural wasteland, I found that I was dealing with incredible cultural riches".

Life's too short (and a good night's sleep too elusive) to spend your days on a cause you find profoundly offensive.

Assembly members often ask reporters what is going on with their house's leadership, rather than vice versa, a situation that many of them find profoundly humiliating.

"There hasn't been a more sophisticated comic released in the 25 years since, which I find profoundly depressing, because it was intended to be something that expanded the possibilities of comics rather than what it has apparently become – a massive psychological stumbling block that the rest of the industry has yet to find a way round".

Indeed, some argue that it is the role of universities to provoke and discomfort, and that the true test of free speech is not just allowing someone to express views with which you disagree, but to express views that you find profoundly offensive.

Shaikha Ali Jaber al-Sabah says she is like other young, affluent Kuwaitis, living in "la-la land," a surreal detachment that comes from playing host to a foreign army that has taken over one-third of Kuwait to prepare for an invasion of Iraq that many here find profoundly disturbing.