Sentence examples for which we profoundly from inspiring English sources

He added: "If it is followed it will require compromise, possibly painful, by all concerned, which we profoundly hope they will be willing to make".

Unfortunately, we (and almost everyone else) failed to anticipate how severe and widespread the actual decline would be, which we profoundly regret.

Bob was a brilliant clinician and teacher who, as Psychiatristin-Chief, left an impressive legacy for which we are profoundly grateful.

When the rock diva Grace Slick was photographed nude, wrapped in a flag, during the Vietnam War she personified a generation's desire to seize ownership of a symbol from which we were profoundly estranged.

Fewer Americans are making the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan, and that's progress for which we are profoundly grateful.

This love letter was conceived in response to some recent attacks within our community against Ignacio Rivera, which we found profoundly heartbreaking to witness, and they evoked much larger implications for our community as a whole.

We remember a vivid person, a remark, a sight that was unexpected, an occasion on which we felt something profoundly.

Or rather, perhaps it was retooling, and in its newest strain presents a threat for which we may be profoundly unprepared.

It's something which we ought to be profoundly concerned about".

In contrast to government shutdowns (which we see as a profoundly good idea, the only problem being their apparently partial/temporary nature) Barclays needs much less radical surgery.

And in the art of what other, except Mondrian, does reductive design feel as passionate? Kelly knows what we like in abstraction — which we would not know, so profoundly, if not for him.