Sentence examples for has gone profoundly from inspiring English sources

"Something, somewhere along the line, has gone profoundly wrong in the Arab world," Makiya wrote in 1993.

This disturbing disparity, the Facebook co-founder believes, captures what has gone "profoundly wrong" both with "our economy" and "our country".

And there is a tangible lack of an emotional connection between Romney and most voters that still -- at this late date and with everything having gone so profoundly well -- keeps Romney from closing the deal, both in Iowa and with Republican voters nationally.

"He is profoundly, profoundly disabled and the parents have gone through hell".

Divorced and then married again in 1952, Carruth missed his young daughter, Martha, who had gone to live with her mother, profoundly.

In 2013, a mental health expert hired by the attorney general's office noted that killer Darren Stanley "was obviously and profoundly psychotic," and had gone "undiagnosed and untreated for years" at San Quentin, even after a chance CT scan revealed the front lobes of his brain were degenerating.

But not that those skills and energy have gone into making something that, at bottom, is profoundly random.

Thus, women who had gone to hospital to have their baby were profoundly shocked to wake to find themselves in an ICU or HDU rather than a maternity ward.

But it also underscores how profoundly vulnerable the ancient sites are — and will still be after the politicians and prosecutors have gone on to other cases.

"The result is an economy that has become profoundly unequal".

I almost got too close to becoming one of those guys I portray.' A friend wanted to sponsor him, and he refused, only because he had always had a problem with authority: 'The good thing I had going for me not being involved profoundly with wiseguys was that I don't like anybody telling me what to do.' He still got in plenty of trouble on his own.