Sentence examples for profoundly relaxed from inspiring English sources
He told the BBC: "I am profoundly relaxed about how Conservative MPs vote on this amendment".
"I am profoundly relaxed about how Conservative MPs vote on this amendment," he told the BBC.
The prime minister said that he was "profoundly relaxed" as he confirmed that he would abstain in Wednesday's Commons vote if he were in London.
I felt profoundly relaxed, as if I were floating -- so much so that time started playing tricks: what seemed like a few heightened, pulsating moments turned out to be 15 minutes.
When more than half of his backbenchers went ahead and defied him, and senior members of the cabinet declared in public that they were with the rebels in spirit, his spokespeople announced that the prime minister was "profoundly relaxed".
David Cameron is "profoundly relaxed" as MPs prepare to vote on amending the Queen's Speech over Europe policy.
Someone will have to care for them, and though China has relaxed its profoundly wrongheaded one-child policy, the reform has come too late to arrest rapid aging.
That way, when the Lady of the Woods asks you to light a fire with "the peaceful breath -i.e., to relax profoundly-the program will determine when you've succeeded, flames will breath -i.e from the screen and you'll call yourself Bodhisattva.
