Sentence examples for profoundly good from inspiring English sources
He is a profoundly good man.
"He was someone who was a profoundly good person, very human, who loved Maghreban culture.
Sagan was definitely in the latter category, and he was profoundly good at it.
A radical sensibility coexisted with a profoundly good and kind soul.
This is a profoundly good idea for reasons that may not be obvious at first blush.
He described Mr. Gore as "a profoundly good man" whom he had come to know well in eight years.
He found the 1999 film "Galaxy Quest,'' a satire that gently mocks the actors and fans of a "Star Trek -like series, hilarious, buTrek -likeing, he seriesin its recognition thilariouse was something profoundly serious and good" abutt the series.
The restaurant is profoundly casual and good for families.
She was ferocious in argument, certain of her principles, and a profoundly decent and good person.
We are profoundly dependent on the good will and good behavior of others, and we are perpetually seeking evidence that those around us are trustworthy, are true to their word, are not about to desert us, rob us blind, murder us as we sleep.
Happily the author refused to accept the impression carefully fostered by the Vatican that we have a profoundly humble and good-hearted pope suitable for embrace by any bien pensant.
