Sentence examples for which feels profoundly from inspiring English sources
Balotelli has a season ahead which feels profoundly defining.
There are no moments in which Packer feels profoundly understood by an individual lion, and there are, in fact, many individual lions in whom Packer sees no value at all.
Everyone knows what to do here which means that everyone feels profoundly alienated.
"For me," she writes in a note for the Deutsche Grammophon recording, "this work represents a physical and mental challenge for which I feel profoundly grateful".
The strange, anarchic exuberance they feel is tied to a fear that they are being pulled by surrogates into the world of responsible adulthood, a world whose exit will disappear behind them and for which they feel profoundly unready".
For John Hignett, who owns the idyllic Iford Manor, near Bath, and stages operas in a Renaissance cloister at the bottom of his gardens, it's all part of "a spirit of place which I feel profoundly and believe it's my responsibility as a custodian to cultivate," he says.
Which feels awfully true.
Secret by its nature, it feels profoundly shameful too, which is certainly why it has not been as much a part of the public discourse as the other big eating disorder, anorexia.
Our city feels profoundly O.K. and profoundly broken.
But the way Murphy delivers those lines feels profoundly of his time and place.
