Sentence examples for profoundly positive from inspiring English sources
'profoundly positive' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a feeling or attitude that is particularly strong or influential. For example: "The team was profoundly positive about the outcome of the project."
But, since its ad revenues are print-based, it's a profoundly positive virtue.
But if he was an unsparing critic he was also a profoundly positive one.
The conclusions were profoundly positive for charter school students in both reading and math.
He added, All of these changes will have profoundly positive, real-world implications for many throughout the nation.
The American-brokered peace treaty to be signed in Algeria this week is therefore a profoundly positive development.
In contrast to Beckett's nihilism, Adler's approach — to investigate, to contextualize, even to transform — is profoundly positive.
The one-finger-gesture on the field was an expression of common cause and the response in the days ahead might be profoundly more positive than Al Michaels hopes or Mike Golic frets.
This profoundly sex-positive film is the unusual movie that equates sex with intimacy, tenderness and emotional connection instead of performance, competition and conquest.
The movie "is a pleasant shock: a touching, profoundly sex-positive film that equates sex with intimacy, tenderness and emotional connection instead of performance, competition and conquest," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in October.
Arriving in a culture steeped in titillation, prurience and pornographic imagery, "The Sessions" is a pleasant shock: a touching, profoundly sex-positive film that equates sex with intimacy, tenderness and emotional connection instead of performance, competition and conquest.
While his passing is profoundly sad, one positive aspect of it is the outpouring of support from the gaming community.
