Sentence examples for view profoundly from inspiring English sources

"This, in my view, profoundly changed the credibility of the various accounts of what actually happened in this case".

This view is profoundly wrong.

The implausibility of voluntary-financed government notwithstanding, elements of Rand's view remain profoundly appealing.

This view was profoundly misjudged, for Auchincloss interrogated the values, class consciousness and self-representations of the most powerful people in the world's most powerful nation.

"Regardless of the box-office implications of such a blinkered view, I profoundly disagree with the concept of an exclusive National Theater.

The sport fishermen's view is profoundly unfair, said John Cronin, a resident scholar of environmental studies at Pace University and formerly a part-time fisherman and the executive director of the Hudson Riverkeeper.

With no quick and easy resolution to the mystery, Whicher was forced to dig into the private affairs of the Kent household, unearthing secrets and advancing speculations that, in Summerscale's view, were profoundly threatening to English society's notions of itself.

An Ifop pollster said he could think of few subjects about which "society has changed its views so profoundly and in such little time".

Socially liberal and Europhile MPs from both parties must face electorates whose views are profoundly out of step with their own.

Much of the regeneration work up here has been led by Trees for Life, a charity set up in 1986 by the environmentalist Alan Watson Featherstone, whose views were profoundly moved by years spent in the Canadian wilderness.

Sensibility, which had initially promised to draw individuals together through sympathy, was now viewed as "profoundly separatist"; novels, plays, and poems that employed the language of sensibility asserted individual rights, sexual freedom, and unconventional familial relationships based only upon feeling.