Sentence examples for profoundly attached from inspiring English sources
And they're profoundly attached to the place, if frustrated by its penury.
They will leave school as law-abiding citizens, profoundly attached to God and their homeland".
It reminds them of how profoundly attached they get to women".
From his boyhood on, he adored fashion, was profoundly attached to his elegant, beautiful mother, and in adolescence was happiest when sketching dresses for his women friends.
He was profoundly attached to the British traditions of personal freedom and individual initiative, which he now saw under grave threat.
"The Jews of France are profoundly attached to France but they need reassurance that they are welcome here, that they are secure here".
Driving is cultural and there's a profoundly held experiential feeling attached to it.
The number of methylation moieties attached to K36 therefore profoundly affects the function of this histone residue.
"The majority of ex-Muslims I interviewed said they were profoundly lonely and isolated, and they related this directly to their apostasy and the secrecy and shame attached to it," he says.
Although old controversies fade away and reemerge, they also reemerge profoundly transformed, and it is likely this transformation to which one can attach one's hope for progress in science in spite of recurring themes appearing.
