Sentence examples for is profoundly attached from inspiring English sources
She has already shown me around her workroom at Hermès, a treat for anyone interested in how things are made, and now she is permitting me a peek at a project to which she is profoundly attached.
She has already shown me around her workroom at Hermes, a treat for anyone interested in how things are made, and now she is permitting me a peek at a project to which she is profoundly attached.
And they're profoundly attached to the place, if frustrated by its penury.
"Arnaud was profoundly attached to what he called the 'gendarmerie family' for which he didn't count the hours, or his engagement.
From his boyhood on, he adored fashion, was profoundly attached to his elegant, beautiful mother, and in adolescence was happiest when sketching dresses for his women friends.
He was profoundly attached to the British traditions of personal freedom and individual initiative, which he now saw under grave threat.
"The Jews of France are profoundly attached to France but they need reassurance that they are welcome here, that they are secure here".
One might view her work as surreal, if that didn't imply a divorce from our own felt reality; one might call her sensibility ironic, except she's profoundly attached to what she describes.
Like Duncan, Rinty was profoundly attached to items of the past.
Planned authenticity refers to the outcome of interventions that lead to the introduction, or increased significance, of activities and products that were not profoundly attached to a place in the past.
"It is profoundly insulting".
