Sentence examples similar to profoundly clean from inspiring English sources
A deep cultural cleavage divides the two groups, with the blue-collar workers who have come here from all over the country profoundly resentful of the young "Clean for Dean" volunteers.
This rationale is perfectly reasonable, profoundly conservative, and conceals messy regulations behind clean code.
Not even the miraculous scientific achievements of the twentieth century have affected human health and development as profoundly as has the ready availability of clean water.
Historians are profoundly grateful to him for that because it gives us a nice, clean cut-off by which to end the Baroque era — end of Bach, end of Baroque.
In addition, breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, robotics, clean energy, genetic engineering and other fields have the potential to profoundly reshape manufacturing, agriculture, medicine and more.
If the place was too big to manage, why did Green say in 2009 that rivals had "profoundly damaged the industry's reputation" when he couldn't be sure HSBC's record was clean?
Two soldiers were killed in battle, and the 10 who survived came home profoundly changed, so circumspect about life in the trenches that a mother might actually believe that her son had slept on clean sheets every night.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
