Sentence examples for profoundly not from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he shared Mr. Curtis's optimism, he said, "Profoundly not".

Cultural messaging is powerful, and for decades (centuries?) the message, not coincidentally, has been that being a feminist is profoundly not cool.

Some can even be heard spouting the ideology of efficiency, productivity and utility, which are profoundly not conducive to our intellectual discipline.

We fear death so profoundly not because it means the end of our body but because it means the end of our consciousness — better to be a spirit in heaven than a zombie on earth.

Jumping has changed profoundly, not just since Scudamore grandfather, Michael senior, was a Grand National-winning jockey and then a successful trainer, but since his father, the former champion jockey Peter, started out in the game too.

Macular pigment "affects biology profoundly, not just in terms of preventing dementia and macular denegation, but also in how the brain functions overall," claims Hammond.

Elyria has become interesting in the way that our dearest friends are, both familiar and profoundly not-us.

I profoundly do not feel that way.

It was a relationship that ended up being profoundly important not just professionally, but personally.

And he has profoundly changed not just the bank, but central banking around the world.

This is profoundly irritating, not least because it just might be true.