Sentence examples for profoundly defeated from inspiring English sources
There are British colonial patrons called "White Mughals" because they had Indian families and adopted local customs, and a final section in which the gruesome narrative told in the texts fuses with the images, in the medium of photography, in works like "Zafar in Captivity," which shows the last Mughal emperor as a profoundly defeated man.
His portrayal was profoundly moving, with superb body language (defeated, then spooked, then volatile) and a potent, supple, haunting voice.
This profoundly spooky and complexly plotted novel concerns, in the end, a historian who is both defeated and redeemed by learning that his idealism about others has been a mechanism to protect himself from evil.
Others profoundly disagree, claiming that mass surveillance is a necessary price to pay if it defeats those who would cause America, its allies and their citizens murderous harm.
And if a player is as profoundly powerful as Mr. Fischer, defeat never creates a sense of limits.
We also saw the sound defeat of Colorado's profoundly anti-choice "personhood" amendment, and the election of a record number of openly gay candidates.
We believe that our duty as citizens is better discharged by sticking to our guns in the face of defeat than by sharing a victory for Mr. Gore's profoundly wrong positions.
The victory followed five successive defeats, but other than Ford and continued set-piece supremacy there was little that was profoundly different.
Mr de Villepin, already reeling from defeat on the streets over his labour reforms, told a raucous parliament this week that he was "profoundly shocked and hurt" by the "campaign of slander and lies" against him.
