Sentence examples for profoundly kind from inspiring English sources

This profoundly kind and gentle man is survived by his beloved wife Irma, stepson, Steven Reiner, grandson, Harry Reiner, granddaughter, Lisa Pendola, great-grandson, Nathan Pendola, and grandson, Steven.

We mourn the passing of our dear friend, a profoundly kind and devoted man; a man who was a tremendous source of support to us for over a quarter of a century.

Catherine Newman recently wrote in the New York Times that she does not want her 10-year-old daughter to be "nice", even though she's "deeply kind, profoundly compassionate and probably the most ethical person I know".

She is deeply kind, profoundly compassionate and, probably, the most ethical person I know — but she will not smile at you unless either she is genuinely glad to see you or you're telling her a joke that has something scatological for a punch line.

Your good counsel reveals how profoundly this kind of dialogue is missing from our science departments.

"Two or three feet of snow is a profoundly different kind of storm than we have dealt with," the governor said from the state's emergency bunker in Framingham.

But the clouds of dust that cascaded upward into the stratosphere affected the entire planet for the rest of the year on the same scale — except that the effects themselves were of a profoundly different kind.

Thomas Hubbard, the American ambassador in Seoul during the 2003 nuclear crisis, when the North threw out international inspectors and began harvesting the nuclear fuel, said: "This is a profoundly different kind of attack on South Korea than we've seen in recent times.

I find it extraordinary that Beyoncé, in her video Formation, managed to accumulate so many profoundly different kinds of images.

"I find it extraordinary that Beyoncé... managed to accumulate so many profoundly different kinds of images," Steinem wrote.

A radical sensibility coexisted with a profoundly good and kind soul.