Sentence examples for profoundly secret from inspiring English sources
In the end though, Ernst is a profoundly secret poet: Men Shall Know Nothing of This.
The group joined the profoundly secret workings of the Manhattan Project, which built the bombs dropped in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, ending the war against Japan.
Since having Clemmie I've been let in on a little-known secret: profoundly disabled people are awesome.
These documents exposed the FBI's super-secret and profoundly illegal COINTELPRO program and its focus in the 1960s on the black liberation movement and its leaders.
By writing an entirely positive picture book which will perhaps have some effect on opening up the secret, wonderful world of the profoundly disabled to a bigger audience, I also wanted to nurture that unprejudiced acceptance present in all children.
Like Ray, the profoundly lovable hero, "Brewster" is full of secrets, and they are tragic ones: there is no sadder fate than being hated by someone who should love you.
Among them were secret names that conveyed their true natures more profoundly than others.
The operation followed a familiar pattern to other tactics in America's secret war in Cuba - it was amateurish and profoundly unsuccessful.
Novelists, in particular, tend to be suspicious of the very notion, and so they can acknowledge war's great secret -- that it's absurd and at times profoundly comic.
Natalie's little brother, who has second sight, is their secret weapon… In Whisper by Chrissie Keighery (Templar £6.99) Demi has become profoundly deaf at 15, and the difficulties of being understood and understanding are overwhelming enough to induce panic attacks.
