Sentence examples for from the profoundly from inspiring English sources

Composed in 1918, it's a strange, unconvincing miniature to have come from the profoundly pacifist Bridge – rousing Elgar-style patriotism really wasn't his strong suit.

"Every single step in the coal power cycle is dirty, from the profoundly destructive mountaintop removal mining to the smokestack emissions, which are responsible for 24,000 deaths a year".

SOMEWHERE in the five boroughs of New York City there may be a less appealing view, but this one is certainly a contender for the prize: the vantage point from the profoundly unscenic Roosevelt Island Bridge, on a dank and blustery March night, as you look straight down into the frigid East River.

From the profoundly conspiratorial vibe of Kode9's "third ear spa", to the soporific post-classical vignettes of Jóhann Jóhannsson, to the industrial pummelling of Vessel (a set complicated by the torture porn whiff of Pedro Maia's visuals) and the gratification of Kangding Ray's house-influenced techno which whips the theatre into a froth of dancing.

Most people avert their eyes from the profoundly obvious, but Tom doesn't.

Standing there in silence -- knowing there were deep disagreements among us -- did not take away from the profoundly courageous act of showing up for hope.

Balanchine made his final and angriest statement about the artist's alienation from society in the profoundly affecting ballet he drew from Schumann's life and music in 1980.

Any American tempted to think that the pullout from southern Lebanon evokes the profoundly dispriting American pullout from Vietnam should keep that last fact in mind.

These, unsurprisingly, ranged from the banal to the profoundly insane.

Like the world, Graves emerged from the experience profoundly and permanently disenchanted and disillusioned.

Deng Xiaoping's emphasis on the necessity to "seek the truth from the facts" profoundly continues this pattern of Chinese strategic thinking.