Sentence examples for profoundly knowing from inspiring English sources

His nose is jutting, and his eyes are deeply set and profoundly knowing.

At the same time, it has been demonstrated that the reproducibility of performance is influenced profoundly by knowing and thereby being able to anticipate the number of sprints [ 42], as well as by the experience of the athletes involved [ 43].

But there was something profoundly healing in knowing that the blood coursing through her body was the same blood carried by her father, his family, and now, Angela and her children.

There are two profoundly different ways of knowing, he claimed.

It expresses a proud and profoundly reassuring sense of knowing where you come from.

We long ago should have stopped reporting on Mr. Trump's tweets and rhetoric, both of which are habitually rife with knowing or profoundly reckless falsehoods.

But I also go there for a sense of community, knowing that I am profoundly connected to my fellow customers by a love of books.

At midlife, she found herself suffering from a degenerative disorder of the spine -- a form of spina bifida that she'd probably had from birth without knowing it -- that profoundly diminished her enjoyment of sex.

He made an impact on all of us who had the privilege of knowing him and he will be profoundly missed.

So many will profoundly hope that Edna's retirement is just another knowing joke.

Michael was truly a force of nature and will be profoundly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.