Sentence examples for proved profoundly from inspiring English sources

The next two years proved profoundly difficult.

The combination of near-nakedness and psychological vulnerability proved profoundly troubling.

But he also made key changes, which have proved profoundly influential in their own right.

The freshness and absolute conviction of the approach proved profoundly rewarding, as also in his last operatic recording, the Rigoletto of 1985.

In a nation so threatened by Lady Gaga that it barred fans under age 18 from attending a concert, the thought of unlimited opportunities for Internet users to swear in "public," view illegal pornography and challenge authority has proved profoundly unsettling.

The introduction proves profoundly life-changing for the two neighbors, who had never spoken.

It will probably be of little interest to the casual, non-binge-eating reader, but - even 27 years on - it may still prove profoundly useful to any woman locked in a destructive cycle of dieting and gorging.

The endless debates about the importance of the audience, though sometimes necessary and occasionally interesting, will ultimately prove profoundly irrelevant to the course of classical music, which will always turn on the quality of communication to the individual.

During this rehabilitation, Voltaire also formed a new relationship that was to prove profoundly influential in the subsequent decades.

After his maiden speech, Morris was commended as being "level-headed" by the Tory MP who spoke next and this proved a profoundly accurate assessment.

Those dark hours (the film takes place over two days and one night) are as vividly, devastatingly portrayed as anything I have experienced in the cinema; I struggle to remember the last time a non-documentary film proved so profoundly, soul-shakingly distressing.