Sentence examples for profoundly bad from inspiring English sources

It's the way he creeps nervously into a kitchen that tells us that he's profoundly bad news.

ITALY is a country that is good at losing prime ministers, indeed good at losing entire governments, but profoundly bad at losing lesser ministers.

For a large, established company, having to use an executive recruiter to find its next CEO carries a profoundly bad aroma.

Arthur Zabarkes, former dean of the New York University Real Estate Institute, said: "As a market economist, I think regulation is a profoundly bad idea".

The magazine was eventually sold to Condé Nast, and its two founders ended up with $30 million and a profoundly bad taste in their mouths.

"The strategy is profoundly bad," said Al Tortorella, the managing director of crisis management for Los Angeles-based Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide.

I'm just profoundly sorry.

This would help produce clients who appreciate that the marks they make on the urban landscape, good or bad, profoundly affect the public life of society.

It's a bad, profoundly selfish idea to put oneself out as an advocate for health reform while at the same time lying to national TV audience.

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

She comes to realize that her parents are neither good nor bad, but profoundly flawed, if well-intentioned, individuals.