Sentence examples for profoundly present from inspiring English sources

I asked Guralnick to expand upon these "social concerns" vis-à-vis issues of race and culture that seem as profoundly present today as they were during the times the subjects of his works were living.

God was profoundly present.

It depicts lovers who are profoundly present to each other.

What had for years been conceptual became incarnational; that is, it became profoundly present in a way that Greg himself got involved.

But many of the same scientists will admit, there was something profoundly present when they held their lover on their wedding day, their own new born child, or said goodbye to a close friend or parent as they pass over to the other side.

But, more profoundly, the present ruling elite – many of whom never knew a society that was not governed by Thatcherism or Blairism, have been forced from a young age to market themselves.

But now we are gathering observations from people who feel profoundly uncomfortable presenting as the gender they are classified in.

Climatic and sea-level fluctuations throughout the last Pleistocene glacial cycle (~130-0 ~130-0ofoundly influenced present-day distributions and genetic diversity of Northern Hemisphere biotas by forcing range contractions in many species during the glacial advance and allowing expansion following glacial retreat ('expansion-contraction' model).

The paradigms present profoundly different conclusions about the most likely outcome.

That profoundly affects the present budget controversy, in which Mr. Reagan and some legislators blandly insist that the tax cuts and military spending they supported did not cause the deficits they denounce so shrilly.

It is striking to realize how many of these elements, floor included, are present, profoundly realigned and transformed, in Vermeer's grand, enigmatic "Art of Painting," which awaits the visitor in the show's final gallery.