Sentence examples for profoundly come from inspiring English sources

What I have come to understand -- and have profoundly come to love -- since that day is the Feast of Great and Holy Pascha itself, as well as the many services of a Holy Week that follows on the heels of an also significant Lenten season.

Most MPs I meet, even those I disagree with profoundly, came into the Commons intending to make the country a better place, in the face of public contempt.

More profoundly, people come to seek nostalgic solace, and economic inspiration, from the traditional values embodied in the GFD and the town that hosts it.

It's rare that a once great company can lose its way (and tons of money) so profoundly and come back stronger than before.

More profoundly, now came a dawning realisation that bad things could happen to good people.

National governments across the world are victims of an ideology that they do not even acknowledge, and which will be seen to be, in years to come, profoundly wrong and damaging.

Yet America's lawmakers aren't even remotely addressing the issue in a piece of legislation that will affect the climate profoundly for years to come.

It's common to miss the deceased profoundly for years to come, but most people do cope.

This can pose real problems for asylum seekers who come from profoundly different cultures.

But these effects will not stay with us for years to come and profoundly change us.

So perhaps then the lyrics of another profoundly moving song, Children Will Listen, come from his own experience: Careful the words you say, Children will listen... Careful the things you do, Children will see.