Sentence examples for is profoundly significant from inspiring English sources

"If this is general I think it is profoundly significant," he says.

"The popularity of crime as a sort of romantic thing in America is profoundly significant, and Apollo is tapping into that," he told me.

"This budget is profoundly significant because the [budget bill] came before and articulated priorities very congruent with the priorities in this budget," Dan Mendelson, CEO of Avalere Health and former associate health director at the White House Office of Management and Budget during the Clinton administration, told me.

That is true - but so is that five of the six jurors were white, and that is profoundly significant for cases like this one," she writes.

This is profoundly significant for all Mexicans as the country moves toward full equality.

Effect of temperature was profoundly significant on the yield.

Ratt was profoundly uncool (read: populist) and the Ramones were profoundly significant (read: interesting to rock critics).

Falconer said of the interventions over the weekend: "I thought [Carey's intervention, in an article for the Daily Mail] was profoundly significant.

The transformation was profoundly significant, and since then I have adopted the role of advocate and mentor for others to take a step into this realm of consciousness.

The whole concept of Satyagraha (Satya is truth which equals love, and agraha is force; Satyagraha, therefore, means truth force or love force) was profoundly significant to me.

(Rhiannon, mother) For other interviewees, decisions to withdraw services were sometimes seen as premature ("writing off" the patient) or, even if accepted as appropriate, were profoundly significant because withdrawing physiotherapy signalled to family members that no further improvement was expected by clinicians.