Sentence examples similar to profoundly rethink from inspiring English sources
The film that most profoundly rethinks the documentary, for example, is in "Obsessions": Rolf Belgum's "Driver 23".
But even as New York profoundly rethinks the role that cars should play as a way to get around, some developers are betting that well-heeled buyers will still want their own vehicles — and will pay extra for the privilege of parking them under their own roof.
This is a systematic, and to me profoundly moving, rethinking of what it is to see an object.
Out of crisis comes an opportunity: to rethink profoundly.
Our contemporary society (read: 'old' world) is crumbling, its fundaments are shaking profoundly, and we have to rethink and rebuild practically everything if we want to cope with the challenges the future holds for us.
The government and specialists began to rethink the market-oriented reform profoundly, and SARS in 2003 made the central government push forward the community health services [ 10].
So profoundly, in fact, that it is being compelled to rethink its business model completely.
The volunteers had "profoundly meaningful and spiritual experiences" which made most of them rethink life and death, ended their despair and brought about lasting improvement in the quality of their lives.
As Newt put it: "How do we rethink human activities to maximize the power of the individual and to profoundly replace the current structure?" .
We should rethink education.
