Sentence examples for profoundly new from inspiring English sources

This alone was profoundly new.

Babymetal's act, like much of the best pop, is at once recognizable and profoundly new.

Without ending the chapter that began then, this one also marks the start of something profoundly new.

One of Picasso's 1920s styles, I should say, for this metamorphic creator was constantly generating profoundly new ideas.

But what he discovered was that he could make an Allen-inspired movie — small, self-conscious, profoundly New Yorkish — without muting his other interests.

Sinn Féin wants to see a profoundly new and better relationship between the peoples of Ireland and Britain – one built on equality and mutual respect.

"Once upon a time…" begins Graham Swift's profoundly moving new novel, immediately transporting the reader into a narrative that's as much about our imperative for storytelling as it is about the life of its protagonist.

She's an exhilarating writer of profoundly innovative new fiction.

"The River," ABC's deadly serious and profoundly silly new spook show, is a horror hybrid, an escapee from Dr. Moreau's island of television beasts.

But Hanoi nevertheless turned out to be a salutary backdrop for watching and thinking about this momentous and profoundly uncertain new epoch.

Sharknado is a profoundly ridiculous new movie, part disaster film, part creature feature, in which the titular twister starts over the ocean, picks up a swirl of angry sharks and moves to Los Angeles, battering it with wind and teeth.