Sentence examples for profoundly bound from inspiring English sources

Our lives are profoundly bound up with objects.

The issues involved are so important, because the European Union is not founded on the market alone, but also on human rights, and human rights are profoundly bound up with ethics.

The piece will home in on how profoundly we are bound into our relationship with food; how we structure pleasure around mealtimes.

In a riveting take, The Stranger, a weekly in Seattle, suggested that "the winner is bound to profoundly wound the loser, possibly mortally".

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

Mr. Mnookin traces out all these separate threads (with the footnotes of a true scholar), even venturing away from the tangle long enough to explain how scientists are trained to think about causation and how profoundly this measured approach is bound to infuriate a distraught parent with a suddenly altered child.

More profoundly, we as consumers are inextricably bound up in the equation: we get a cheaper package delivered to our door, a cheap loaf of bread at the supermarket, because companies can drive profit through a place like Cayman.

The biophysical studies show that the conformational mobility of WNV protease has a major impact on the design of novel inhibitors, since the protein conformation changes profoundly depending on the structure of the bound ligand.

PMN-attracting CXC chemokines are rapidly and profoundly increased post-MI and have been localized bound to glycosaminoglycans on endothelial cell surfaces or in the extracellular matrix.

His integrity and decision-making are bound to affect the Times and its journalism – profoundly.

His integrity and decision-making are bound to affect The Times and its journalism — profoundly.