Sentence examples for profoundly critical from inspiring English sources

It is a notorious paradox that those contemporary accounts of it which have survived are almost all profoundly critical.

Ultimately, the dean is profoundly critical of the chief executives, but his book does not so much hold their feet to the fire as it warms their tootsies.

Albert Rodrigues, Georgetown's pre-eminent architect, told me there are 15 public buildings in Georgetown, including St . Georges, that are in "profoundly critical" need of restoration.

In a fierce defense of the Fourth Amendment, which guarantees freedom from unreasonable search and seizure, Judge Scheindlin was profoundly critical of the police program.

Speaking of Mr. Sierra, Mr. Sanz said that "he really is one of the most profoundly critical and social artists that I've come across".

Jones adds, "Antin's practice is profoundly critical and profoundly feminist in that it articulates a self in process that performs across time and space to enliven the past and to prick us where we are right now".

The presence of Co affects profoundly the critical temperatures and alters the exchange interactions of martensite and austenite to different extents; by varying the composition it is possible to tune the critical temperatures and to induce a paramagnetic gap between the magnetically ordered martensite and magnetic austenite, thus giving rise to a reverse magnetostructural transformation.

Of the different organs, collagen synthesis in lungs has been most profoundly studied in critical illness.

Certainly the intricate interplay of calcium and phosphate homeostasis, parathyroid hormone, fibroblast growth factor-23, and vitamin D metabolites is profoundly disturbed in critical illness, and particularly in sepsis.

"Our political institutions reflect, profoundly and dynamically, the critical view of life," Walter Bageshot said, 'It was government by discussion that broke the bond of ages and set free the originality of mankind.'".

The variants we describe here improve the original construct profoundly in these two critical features.