Sentence examples for profoundly into from inspiring English sources

"I want to go profoundly into my roles," she said.

He looked profoundly into the middle-distance before uttering.

Mr. Torrado and Ms. Feijóo plunged profoundly into the Act II adagio from "Swan Lake".

He dives profoundly into finding out what he needs to learn in order to become that person.

Rather than delve profoundly into the forces that shaped the United States, whose basic history he knew from prep school, he studied Japan.

The ideal writer should be a Method actor of sorts, I've always felt: Meryl Streep can get so profoundly into Isak Dinesen, Margaret Thatcher and Karen Silkwood in part because she finds that corner in herself that rhymes with each one of them.

The Chagga families host the farm and a stay here is profoundly insightful into their way of life.

Flanagan's language is entrancing, almost flawless, his story gripping, awful, elating, melancholic, gallows-humour funny in places and profoundly insightful into the human condition.

Most MPs I meet, even those I disagree with profoundly, came into the Commons intending to make the country a better place, in the face of public contempt.

Through this work, he explores a future wherein technology is profoundly integrated into not only our physical selves, but our consciousnesses.

Ms. Haeselbarth washes away wounds of time allowing others to profoundly gaze into a well of life earned by living long years, surviving disappointments, pain and fleeting delight.