Sentence examples for profoundly settled from inspiring English sources
"Hunter-gatherers, with their reliance on a single area, are profoundly settled," Mr. Brody writes.
But I don't think the leadership part of it had settled in quite as profoundly as it did when I took over a company.
A landlocked country about the size of Texas but with a population density equivalent to Utah or Nevada, South Sudan is a sparsely settled, highly rural, and profoundly poor tropical developing nation.
The decision will never be "settled law" in America because it is so profoundly wrong, declared a leader of the march, Nellie Gray.
The issue is so profoundly ideological that it is very unlikely that it will be definitively settled by research data.
In heavily settled regions the makeup of plant and animal life has been profoundly modified.
She is right to note, though, how profoundly weird Trudeau's silence is here, especially since Payette's situation is settled in the eyes of the law.
This is profoundly to ignore Bagehot's lesson on the nature of our constitutional arrangements that they are settled.
The end of the cold war made it fashionable to think that we had passed into a profoundly new phase of history, where the struggles of the 20th century had either been settled or had become irrelevant.
When they settled in New York City, which became their permanent home, in 1964, the Vietnam War and the social changes it was creating in the United States affected Ms. Spero profoundly.
Also, leading figures of European modernism like Schoenberg and Stravinsky who wound up settling in California profoundly altered the musical landscape.
