Sentence examples for profoundly differently from inspiring English sources

The same "monument" of course reads profoundly differently today than it did half a century ago as coal (outside of China and the U.S). is a disappearing fossil rock--no matter the phony promise by the falsely elected new American president who continues to lie to his desperate supporters that he will reopen the their abandoned coal mines.

Neonatal CD8+ T cells respond to infection profoundly differently than do adult cells (Campion et al. 2002; Adkins et al. 2003, 2004; Opiela et al. 2009; Rudd et al. 2013); specifically, neonatal cells proliferate more rapidly in response to primary infection and fail to generate memory cells, thus impairing their response to a secondary infection from the same pathogen (Smith et al. 2014).

Do something profoundly different.

Yet they differ profoundly.

Audiences eat them up, and the program notes can be loaded with dreamily counterfactual speculations:"It's tempting to ask whether Beethoven would have composed his last works differently had he not been profoundly deaf".

I'm sure Sears knows this, but it's difficult to think differently when you've succeeded profoundly in the past.

"We have to remain profoundly skeptical that Iraq will treat this agreement any differently than the many other times it's agreed to do this," he said.

Although Albers et al. (1986) found no effects in snapping turtles, OC contaminants may affect sea turtles differently because sensitivity to contaminants can vary profoundly from one species to another.

More profoundly, I feel that despair manifests in the two genders differently.

He paid careful attention, not touristically but profoundly, to the human beings on the earth who think differently from us.

And while transgender people approach their transitions differently, the number of existing providers equipped to care for me and others remains profoundly low.