Sentence examples for profoundly expensive from inspiring English sources
As a result, insulation materials are profoundly expensive here.
Accomplishing that, however, is a profoundly expensive, dirty and energy-intensive affair.
It is outrageously expensive, devastatingly ineffective, and profoundly unjust.
It is bureaucratic, expensive and at times profoundly undemocratic.
At £9.50, the eponymous Honest burger may sound expensive, but this is the sort of profoundly beefy burger – charred with a sensational crust on the outside, but still juicy and pink within – that will live long in the memory.
It has a white gold cap set with more than 850 white and black diamonds and holds the profoundly questionable honour of being the world's most expensive bottle of water.
When Danny finally returned to the crowd, after a long and profoundly untalented performance, Mr. Iglesias asked if the tickets had been expensive.
Labeling a patient as affected by rCM may profoundly modify his/her life with heavy psychological, social, work and medico-legal consequences, potentially leading to expensive and still unsatisfying surgical procedures such as occipital nerve stimulation[5].
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
