Sentence examples for is profoundly necessary from inspiring English sources

Night is profoundly necessary reading, not only because it provides a chilling insight into the uniquely horrendous countenance and manifestation of the Nazis's virulent anti-Semitism, but also, as Wiesel observed: "To forget would be not only dangerous but offensive; to forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time".

But from this it should be apparent, then, that it is not anti-naturalness itself that is objectionable, but the consequences of an anti-natural MPS that are at issue: for example, its opposition to the instincts that are "profoundly necessary for growth".

Both cause our hearts to ache and both are profoundly necessary to living a whole human experience.

If the carnage remains undiscussed, we risk complacency about an American epidemic — one that is profoundly difficult, but necessary, to watch, and to confront.

Viewed this way, George Bush's desire to implant US-style democracy in the Middle East, along with greater religious freedoms, women's rights and the rule of law - by force of arms if necessary - is profoundly reminiscent of past British imperial practices, which may be one reason why Tony Blair and the new Tory leader have supported the project so enthusiastically.

Humans are social animals, and our consciousness is profoundly part of, shaped by and necessary for, our existence as social beings.

"It is profoundly insulting".

He is profoundly missed.

Photography is profoundly affecting printmaking.

June is profoundly, sadly missed.

Worse, it is profoundly misleading.