Sentence examples for profoundly and from inspiring English sources

"It's profoundly and terribly wrong," he said.

It has done, profoundly, and the judgment was incorrect.

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

Quite cute babies who are profoundly and unmovably asleep.

IT IS tempting to think that there is something profoundly and newly rotten in Europe.

In the latter, self-presentation is bound up inextricably, profoundly and even painfully with your identity.

But the events of 1826 upset Beethoven profoundly and almost certainly hastened his death.

College-in-prison, though, responds profoundly and affordably to our worst failures in these arenas.

All this changed profoundly, and on a vast scale, during the late 20th century.

What writer explored masculinity more profoundly and abjured femininity more completely?

O'Malley changed baseball profoundly, and (sorry, Brooklyn) in ways that were not all for the bad.