Sentence examples for profoundly social from inspiring English sources

The difference is that we are selfish individuals, whereas ants are profoundly social creatures.

Elephants, when left to their own devices, are profoundly social creatures.

The notion that a knowledge worker can turn raw information into useful knowledge "with the click of a mouse ignores or grossly underestimates the profoundly social nature of work".

Certain experiences in this world, like communal worship or spousal love, might afford a foretaste of happiness, but it was only in the next world that it could fully be known, and it was always envisioned as a profoundly social emotion.

We are a profoundly social species [1].

Much has been written about how profoundly social media affects interpersonal interactions.

No one believes that reporting is the most important issue, ethical or otherwise, in this profoundly important social question.

Rather, they were instantaneously and correctly perceived as profoundly radical social criticism that is both angry and compassionate.

"Passion and Principle" really belongs to Jessie — she was the better writer and had profoundly superior social skills — and Denton handily makes the case for elevating the couple's stature in the history books.

Ms. Downey's book offers fresh insights into a woman who profoundly influenced social welfare legislation in New York and the nation (she worked with Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt), but has been largely forgotten as both a suffrage leader and labor advocate credited with a range of reforms, from fire escapes to Social Security, unemployment benefits to the minimum wage.

They would have known that Mr. Trump had understood profoundly the social and economic pain of his supporters.