Sentence examples for profoundly ill from inspiring English sources

At one time she was profoundly ill.

Michelangelo was profoundly ill at ease with himself and the world.

Southworth's husband, Darren, faced a 90-minute drive there and the same back every time he wanted to see his profoundly ill newborn son.

It was a profoundly ill wind that blew onto the East Coast in late October, the so-called superstorm leaving more than 130 dead in New York and New Jersey and causing an estimated $82 billion in damage.

Romney's political ascent and presidential campaign tell the remarkable tale of a suitor profoundly ill suited to the seduction at hand, a salesman whose enthusiasm has seldom been instantly or expansively reciprocated.

But the home's discharge records and interviews with officials show that the state, in coordination with Seaport's management, has merely been relocating many of the profoundly ill residents to other adult homes that have their own histories of neglect.

Nevertheless, it is still difficult to avoid the conclusion of most experts and many trainers: orcas are profoundly ill-suited to life in a tank.

And if any place would seem profoundly ill-suited to his hyper-wordy, over-the-top, madly indulgent approach — his love of gaucherie, uninflectedness and analytical filler — you'd think it would be the land of haiku and Noh plays.

"If this [Rohingya militancy] is a strategy to negotiate with the army, and to have a seat at the table alongside other ethnic armies in the peace process, it's profoundly ill-conceived.

There could be someone who is profoundly mentally ill but whose mental illness has no nexus to the crime.

It struck me as a safe move for HP, especially after it whiffed so profoundly with its ill-fated TouchPad.