Instead, it prohibits the use of drugs that "disrupt profoundly the sense or the personality".
It expresses a proud and profoundly reassuring sense of knowing where you come from.
With the lesbian and gay liberation movement came a profoundly new sense of homosexual community and empowerment and the emergence of gay people onto the media's stage.
Art and artists all come from a local context but they are also informed by a profoundly international sense of art history and their place within it.
He sought to unite different communities and offer a profoundly humane sense of moral leadership that was respected by people of all faiths and none".
Phillips, noting her "profoundly mischievous sense of humour", says: "Ruth appears to give openly, while it's only later you notice that the core has remained hermetically sealed".
In this alternative universe, Trump holds great appeal to those who were only recently forced to remove the Confederate flag from government buildings, and, in a profoundly felt sense, have never conceded that the American civil war is over.
If continued, it may well amount to a violation of the criminal statute against torture, defined as, among other things, "the administration or application … of … procedures calculated to disrupt profoundly the senses or the personality".
Exhibitions of Minimal and Post-Minimal sculpture, from Donald Judd to Eva Hesse, had altered profoundly the sense of sculpture.
These brief biographies of named infants convey profoundly a sense of the loss experienced by the parents.
Carswell says he hates personalising politics, but you sense something profoundly personal in his fallout with the Conservatives.
