Sentence examples for on the profoundly from inspiring English sources
Rich homes in on the profoundly American exploitation of fear for profit.
"Heraldic and unflagging it chugged up the mountain road, the sound, a new sound jarring in on the profoundly pensive landscape".
Friel's international status was founded on the profoundly local: the universal resonance of Ballybeg, which projected him as "the Irish Chekhov", emphasising his extraordinary affinity with the Russian playwright.
As a high school student in the 1960's, I knew I didn't have the right stuff for the science-fair circuit from my very first (and only) project, which was based on the profoundly misguided idea that water pollution might actually benefit the health of animals.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's government had lost confidence in her after she delivered a damning report on the "profoundly negative" conditions faced by asylum seeker children in Australian immigration detention.
Finally, after Moore won that race, the weary citizens of Alabama were called to the ballot for a third time on the profoundly strange date of Dec. 12, when they narrowly sent Democrat Doug Jones to the Senate.
If you do, you can graduate to something more full-on, such as the profoundly sentimental and unstoppably South Korean This Is My Love.
PARIS — On a delicate and closely watched visit to Algeria, President François Hollande of France on Thursday acknowledged the "profoundly unjust and brutal" nature of France's colonial rule, a statement seen in both countries as heralding a change of tone.
I recognize shadows of sense: Ada Louise Huxtable's famous dismissal of 2 Columbus Circle as "a die-cut Venetian palazzo on lollipops" and the profoundly depressing concept that everything in the universe is bound to recur — that we are all trapped in a cosmic "Groundhog Day".
Though the changes will have little impact on humans, they show the profoundly large impact that humans are having on the planet, researchers say. .
The situation on the ground profoundly disturbed him.
