Sentence examples for profoundly into the from inspiring English sources

He looked profoundly into the middle-distance before uttering.

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

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

But over the last few years I have headed profoundly into the tech space and I have been puzzled at the dearth of women involved.

Looking more profoundly into the logic of Ana's story, it seems to be at stake that she wants to escape from who she is, by hiding and appear as non-Roma through her action-taking towards others, ie by doing the right thing, in a way in which she – in her own view – becomes non-Roma.

There is hypocrisy and deception that has knifed itself so profoundly into the core of the GOP that it will be very difficult to repair the damage they have inflicted unto themselves.

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.

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.

The clientele is mostly young, profoundly into casual elegance, and exceptionally brand conscious.

The violinist, moreover, led his young conductor profoundly into score, while she gave him youth.

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