Sentence examples for labelled profoundly from inspiring English sources

A government-backed scheme designed to help encourage transgender and gay teachers into senior positions has been labelled "profoundly misguided".

Anything I know about swagger, I learned as a twelve-year-old in a room full of adults who'd labelled me profoundly troubled.

During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, a visibly shaken Oldman said he was "profoundly sorry" and labelled himself an "a-hole" for language used while defending the disgraced actor Mel Gibson.

Participants recognised that the stigma of having a psychological label could profoundly affect their patient's personal credibility.

So it is profoundly depressing to see that he has now labelled the 112th Congress the worst one ever.

He also labeled elections in Belarus "profoundly lousy".

First off, let me just say that labeling minority voices as "complaints" is a profoundly lazy way to justify ignoring us.

It has also profoundly irritated the Yemeni government, which labels Mr. Fadhli one the country's most dangerous terrorists.

Labeling a patient as affected by rCM may profoundly modify his/her life with heavy psychological, social, work and medico-legal consequences, potentially leading to expensive and still unsatisfying surgical procedures such as occipital nerve stimulation[5].

Their debut album came out in 1986 on the record label Bar/None & included songs with lyrics that were "profoundly enigmatic," and not just about "romance".

The response of the West, Nato, the EU - however you want to label it - has been limited, focused on the short term and profoundly political rather than genuinely strategic.