Sentence examples for know more profoundly from inspiring English sources
She and her classmates know, more profoundly than most young people, that nothing much happens without hard work.
They opened the airway more profoundly than any known drug that we have for treatment of asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease," he said.
Ashbery, whose work I have known for longer, has infected my consciousness even more profoundly.
Bill Gates might have changed the world more profoundly than Mr. Jobs, but people who didn't know him personally didn't call him Bill.
There has been Joy on this roller coasting ride that was more profoundly and deeply felt than I've never known.
More profoundly, it has the potential to allow auto companies to know their customers as never before.
But, more profoundly, the present ruling elite – many of whom never knew a society that was not governed by Thatcherism or Blairism, have been forced from a young age to market themselves.
"We don't know yet whether this treatment will be as safe and effective in patients with more profoundly impaired liver function," said Dr. Louis M. Weiner, a specialist in gastrointestinal tumors at the Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.
No ballet more profoundly charts the complexities of heterosexual love.
As a recovering lawyer, I have always known the power of great storytelling, whether of the factual or non-factual variety, of truth-telling in moving people, sometimes more profoundly, than mainstream politics or even the law.
They're more profoundly about identity.
