Sentence examples for learned profoundly from inspiring English sources

That's what they talk to me about and that's what they write to me about: "I'm doing okay right now, but what I've seen over the last 20 years and what I learned profoundly during this crisis is that the ground under my feet just isn't as secure, and that the work I'm doing may not be rewarded".

Relative to total activity, the activity level of entorhinal inputs during learning profoundly affects performance on each task.

As the play comes to its devastating conclusion, we learn how profoundly loving, in his inexpressive way, he really is.

The Strum and Verschleiser families' generosity and commitment, demonstrated through Jeffrey's dedicated leadership in our Wall Street Division and Amy Verschleiser's devoted service to our Women's Campaign, has enabled us to enrich Jewish life and learning worldwide, profoundly impacting millions of lives.

The Englander and Sands families' generosity and commitment, demonstrated through Nancy's dedicated leadership in our Women's Campaign and Jeffrey's service to our Accountants Division has enabled us to enrich Jewish life and learning worldwide, profoundly impacting millions of lives.

But mindfulness, I learned, was a profoundly different approach.

The machinery of fashion-making which has been developed to feed an essentially materialistic audience the appearance of opinion, perception, and talent it has learned to demand is profoundly destructive of just such intangibles.

They specifically identified the ways in which Confucian learning principles have profoundly shaped Chinese educational traditions for centuries.

The emergence of English as a global language, technological innovation and a growing need for learner autonomy are changing the contexts of language learning rapidly and profoundly.

Learning to dance profoundly altered my understanding of the world.

Yes, I think all that I have seen and learned in this area has profoundly changed me, as it has many others.