Sentence examples for profoundly more from inspiring English sources
Sociobiology, as a unifying theory of behavior, is profoundly more nuanced than any simple construct about men and women.
Real games are also, of course, profoundly more eco-friendly than your plastic, electricity-guzzling electronic games.
Controlling access to information systems became profoundly more difficult with the spread of wide area networks (WANs) and, in particular, the Internet.
Otherwise, not only would family barbecues be profoundly more awkward, but left to my own devices, I could imagine any number of outrageous scenarios "human resources" describes.
QUESTION FROM GUEST: I notice you didn't mention District Nine, which has the great effects like Avatar, and yet a profoundly more interesting plot, message, and characters that seemed abyss-deep compared to paper thin characters of Avatar.
Efforts to contain the damage from the burning rig became profoundly more complicated when it sank, leaving a one-by-five-mile sheen of what the authorities said was "crude oil mix".
More profoundly, there was another aneurysm, similarly partially thrombosed, and smaller than the first one (more than 10 mm).
They're more profoundly about identity.
It is more profoundly theatrical.
No ballet more profoundly charts the complexities of heterosexual love.
What could be more profoundly American than that?
