Sentence examples for profoundly defined from inspiring English sources

If racism and misogyny had not so profoundly defined European and American culture, would as many white male composers have prospered?

It's the eternal things in Wilson's dramas — the arguments between fathers and sons, the longing for redemption, the dreams of winning, and the fear of losing — that reach across the footlights and link the black world to the white one, from which it is so profoundly separated and by which it is so profoundly defined.

Balotelli has a season ahead which feels profoundly defining.

Andrew H. Green was 15 years old, traveling alone from his family's home in Worcester, Mass., when he got his first taste of the city that he would come to so profoundly define.

Even the most progressive seculars have a particularly hard time discerning that religious prejudice is no different than racial prejudice in that a faith profoundly defines the identities of people as much as race and economics.

We believe business profoundly helps define our culture.

Hynes, a profoundly unworldly figure, all but defined the sound of pop in 2013.

Heresy is defined as 'an opinion profoundly at odds with what is generally accepted.' One famous case of heresy involved physician Michael Servetus.

This study has demonstrated that on one BNP affected farm 15% of clinically normal calves had profoundly abnormal haematology and could be defined as affected by subclinical BNP.

Together, these observations suggest that subtle alterations in the amino acid sequence of histone demethylases and interaction with defined protein partners can profoundly affect substrate specificity and activity.

Their brisk, exuberant love of the exotic and the eccentric marked them as profoundly English travel books, part of a romantic tradition defined by Robert Byron, Peter Fleming and Bruce Chatwin.