Sentence examples for profoundly accepted from inspiring English sources

Ethiopia is a story of place and a place of story, described by profoundly accepted myths, relics and data points which carve the character of everyone I meet.

Here is a new study from his lab showing what happens when people profoundly accept the ringing: http://bit.ly/Accept_the_Ringing (link is external).

The shift from HFE Generations 1 and 2 to Generations 3 and 4 profoundly alters accepted boundary constraints on the adaptability of humans in complex systems design.

They have apologised profoundly, I have accepted that apology.

"They have apologised profoundly and I've accepted their apology".

Nevertheless only those tests were taken that are profoundly validated and broadly accepted as neuropsychological diagnostic tools.

They can only hold together if they recover and renew the principles of tolerance – not endorsing but putting up with that with which one profoundly disagrees, and accepting that one's own convictions may be countered in good faith.

Ms. Payne does not spell out the psychological effects of the almost comic predicament of a 400-pound woman pressed by gravity toward the river, but when Natraja emerges from it profoundly altered, we accept the change as natural and redeeming.

Although the comprehensive view of how epigenetic regulation contributes to the function of the brain is still not completed, the notion that brain, the most complicated organ of organisms, is profoundly shaped by epigenetic switches is widely accepted.

'An opinion profoundly at odds with what is generally accepted?' If that's the case, look to the future, my friends.

Heresy is defined as 'an opinion profoundly at odds with what is generally accepted.' One famous case of heresy involved physician Michael Servetus.