Sentence examples for profoundly sure from inspiring English sources

At 51, he is fidgety, ambitious, profoundly sure of himself.

We will win!" "I was," he says now, "profoundly sure, that we would win".

The work was fascinating, but I was profoundly unhappy, though not sure why.

The one constant in the academic picture is that students are always undergoing a turbulence of mind and body; they are sure something is profoundly wrong with their lot - something the president is, by his very nature, incapable of comprehending.

Speaking at an event sponsored by Prospect magazine in Westminster, he said: "For sure we underestimated profoundly the forces that were at work in the region and would take advantage of change once you topple the regime.

The government has a profoundly important role: to make sure that the disadvantaged do not again bear the brunt of the recession, while the rich merely forgo their bonuses.

The questions are real and profoundly important, but isn't sure his report can answer the questions *and* achieve its goals.

This was to profoundly influence the future of the Sure Start initiative, as the researchers effectively became 'policy actors' (Lewis 2011).

"We're going to make sure that that answer is deeply and profoundly satisfying," Director Colin Trevorrow had previously teased.

These are just three ways in which technology is profoundly changing education today – and I am sure that there will be more.

I'm not sure I've ever felt profoundly dismissed or invisible after turning 50, but I have struggled with aging more than I thought I would.