Sentence examples for profoundly make from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons Spinal Tap still bangs after all these years was its ability to so profoundly make fun of metal, while simultaneously delivering songs worthy of serious headbanging.

But as artistic worlds mingle and the art of performance undergoes a renaissance — perhaps this point was most profoundly made by Marina Abramovic's packed run at the Museum of Modern Art — where does this leave what we traditionally think of as dance?

He promotes intelligent design because he fears that methodological naturalism (MN, his term for science based entirely on second causes), when 'understood profoundly', makes theism 'intellectually untenable' (Johnson 1995).

Nor has there been any politician so public in his or her opinions and so close to a president who catapulted LGBT rights during his two terms, profoundly making history.

She wrote: "One thing I believe profoundly: We make our own history".

He was told that at the time and I have made it profoundly clear to him and his team that we do not condone bullying and homophobia.

In private, afterward, he was only slightly less adamant, telling me that it was "profoundly irresponsible, made up by people who prefer to ignore reality and who try and change it capriciously.

Retelling the same stories; going back repeatedly to the substance that she knew was destroying her: these repetitive acts, some generative and some profoundly destructive, made the critic Edmund White wonder if Duras was not in the grips of what Freud had called the repetition compulsion.

Saint Paul understood this theme profoundly, and made it a cornerstone of his theology of the Body of Christ.

It has a strong emotional impact on a family, one that we profoundly appreciate, making us even more grateful.

It externalised all our internal needs and made it profoundly clear that we're doing this to ourselves now.