Sentence examples for profoundly the same from inspiring English sources

I have always felt that the trappings of medical expertise that make doctor and patient a bit different were most securely situated on the bedrock of the humanity that makes us profoundly the same.

The scheme in pattern recognition gives a more effective plan, which is to improve the two modules profoundly at the same time.

He is still there on the northwest corner of 43rd Street and Broadway, in a city that has changed profoundly yet remained the same.

Nicholls has changed jump racing profoundly, in much the same way that Martin Pipe, his predecessor as the perennial champion trainer, did by getting his horses supremely fit.

Michaels-Moore charts Carlo's descent into vengeful madness with forensic care, while Andrew Shore manages to make the friar Melitone both bumblingly comic and profoundly sinister at the same time; no one is spared in Bieito's bleak vision.

I couldn't explain that we had just had an experience that was nothing spectacular yet profoundly moving at the same time.

Their form is profoundly ancient, having remained the same for 310 million years.

Dancing is both/and: both a metric, spatial pattern and a profoundly human act at the same time.

At the most formative time of their careers, they sized each other up during the firm's weekly brainstorming sessions, absorbing the same profoundly analytical view of the world.

In Twelfth Night the twins Sebastian and Viola, each thinking the other dead, are profoundly grief-stricken; and the same play starts with the Countess Olivia in deep mourning for her late brother ("What a plague means my niece, to take the death of her brother thus?" testily demands the grumpy hedonist, her disreputable cousin Toby Belch).

They share, said Barbaro (with less irony than he needed), "the same profoundly analytical view of the world".