Sentence examples for profoundly one from inspiring English sources

And what is truly distinctive about this kind of self-knowledge is that, when one believes or intends on the basis of reasons, these attitudes are more profoundly one's own than states (like itches and tickles) that merely occur within one.

I figured out my DiverseStory!" And most profoundly, one partner said my presentation made him feel included in the solution, rather than making him feel part of the problem.

It was never imagined "when the U.S. was founded" that opportunities to get ahead would depend so profoundly on one's family circumstances and other starting conditions.

Any upheaval in the universe is terrifying because it so profoundly attacks one's sense of one's own reality.

As Nelson wonders early in the book: Is there something inherently queer about pregnancy itself, insofar as it profoundly alters one's "normal" state, and occasions a radical intimacy with — and radical alienation from — one's body?

It was a pretty picture and a profoundly optimistic one.

— seems a profoundly important one worth asking again.

The experience has been a profoundly unhappy one.

It's also a profoundly silly one, as the powder is meant to symbolize drug addiction.

If Rearray is an austere and perhaps even astringent spectacle, it is a profoundly beautiful one.

"I think my approach to music is a profoundly cultural one," Mr. Kagel said.