Sentence examples for with a profoundly from inspiring English sources

But Carrère's book about Dick vibrates with a profoundly uneasy respect.

A radical sensibility coexisted with a profoundly good and kind soul.

His work combined an eager acceptance of artistic influences from abroad with a profoundly Mexican subject matter.

Mr. Alvarez Bravo's photography combined an eager acceptance of artistic influences from abroad with a profoundly Mexican subject matter.

EVERY visitor to Caddo Lake on the Texas-Louisiana border seems to come away with a profoundly personal impression.

During his appearance before the General Assembly of the U.N., Reagan concluded his speech with a profoundly moving and yet strangely untethered metaphor.

That was the case with Gordon Walker, a profoundly lonely man whose six-inch-thick vocational file described him as "aggressive" and "uncooperative".

The magazine was eventually sold to Condé Nast, and its two founders ended up with $30 million and a profoundly bad taste in their mouths.

Yet sources from Manchester's criminal underworld – who say they have no axe to grind with Massey – offer a profoundly contrasting portrait.

Yet even these light-textured tales (the members of the titular club must each practise a heretofore unheard-of profession) have, as is often the case with this author, a profoundly unsettling undertow.

Mutant mice die in utero between day 14 16 of gestation with anemia and a profoundly reduced number of erythroid progenitors in fetal liver demonstrating the proliferative function mediated by Kit during early stages of erythropoiesis.