Sentence examples for profoundly clear that from inspiring English sources

It externalised all our internal needs and made it profoundly clear that we're doing this to ourselves now.

Here also from the BET analysis, it is profoundly clear that SBA-15 is having a high surface area in comparison with MCM-41 which consequences the agglomeration of particles, end up with a drop in the tensile strength value.

When we consider all of our grant-making priorities -- children, education, health, reproductive rights, oceans, our communities, and so much more -- it is profoundly clear that climate change has the unique potential to undermine everything we care about... we can no longer sidestep the threat that a warming planet presents to all the good we seek to achieve in the world.

He was told that at the time and I have made it profoundly clear to him and his team that we do not condone bullying and homophobia.

Her memory of it was profoundly clear.

But as Moody falls into conversation with first one, then another, it becomes clear that a profoundly complex mystery is about to unfold.

But he can apply pressure by making it clear that it is profoundly in the public interest that they do so.

But "El Patrón del Mal" made it clear that, in a profoundly unequal country, Escobar represented a form of economic mobility.

That seemed to explain a lot about Rosenthal's handling of the Genovese story, though his own writing makes it clear that he was profoundly disturbed by just about every way in which New York was changing in the sixties.

But while it's clear that marriage is profoundly connected to health and well-being, new research is increasingly presenting a more nuanced view of the so-called marriage advantage.

However, if we profoundly analyze existing conflicts it becomes clear that religious reasons in many cases are not really at the heart of them.