Sentence examples for profoundly has from inspiring English sources

How profoundly has his continuing campaigning and dominance of television seized the imagination of his compatriots?

HOW profoundly has "Animal House" penetrated American culture since it was released 33 years ago, on July 28 , 1978

You decide that the old collier, the father, is a dirty brute; and then perceive that he profoundly has your sympathy.

Based on the experimental results, incorporating rubber particles profoundly has a detrimental effect on the slump and mechanical strength, while the unit weight of concrete dropped.

Speaking on the day the house was officially opened to the public, Ono said "the spirit that changed the world profoundly has been remembered in this familiar place".

2.38pm GMT William Morris of SSE says that OFGEM have revised their position and says company "regrets profoundly" having to put up prices.

How profoundly have those, and the idea of the flexibility of language, influenced us?   Puns too!

More profoundly, so has his loss of position, perks and deference.

They underscore just how little printing changed for centuries and how profoundly it has been transformed in recent decades.

But even a flicker of doubt about his ability to last six more years shows how profoundly Russia has changed.

In other environments where the leaf color differs more profoundly, color has been more important than texture.