Sentence examples for into profoundly from inspiring English sources

Many live highly functional lives and some parlay their obsessions and psychoses into profoundly creative avenues.

Through music, dance and drumming, the children transmute fear and pain into profoundly cathartic spiritual affirmation.

Many live highly functional lives — and some parlay their obsessions and psychoses into profoundly creative avenues.

Indeed, the Western Roman Empire faltered just as the year 6000 approached, turning the antiapocalyptic sabbatical chronology and imperial "obstacle" to Antichrist exegeses into profoundly apocalyptic ones.

For those who do enjoy the odd tumble into profoundly immature postmodernism, well, sadly, it's not all good news for you either.

Mixing animals, plant forms and vivid patterns into profoundly hybrid objects that seem both Neo-African and Neo-Victorian, they go a long way toward explaining the enduring, alluring, polymorphous vitality of ceramics.

Part of the problem is that the European idea, which really is a gauzy, high-concept confection, long ago devolved into a profoundly uninspiring affair of E.U. directives, painstakingly translated into 23 languages, and the Brussels apparatchiks, remote from the everyday life of their nations, doing the translating.

Spatial organisation of DNA into chromatin profoundly affects gene expression and function.

I Want a Dog turns from a squib into something profoundly sad.

It plunges you deep into the profoundly odd and entirely punishing world of being a senior cabinet minister.

The sudden arrival of snow, fog or mist can transform a copse, field or river into somewhere profoundly foreign.