Sentence examples for with profoundly from inspiring English sources

While Agbaje deals with profoundly emotional issues, her plotting is sometimes suspect.

Our booming economy notwithstanding, millions have been left behind with profoundly insufficient economic resources.

According to this concept, also known as the atomic hypothesis, subdivision of the basic unit (atom) could give rise only to particles with profoundly different properties.

Crossing paths with a self-awareness couples group sharing the conference hotel, the programmers are variously prodded into (artificial?) interaction with profoundly awkward results.

There is no ethical obligation to comply with profoundly unjust authorities -- to cooperate with the Spanish Inquisition or obey the laws of apartheid.

Most MPs I meet, even those I disagree with profoundly, came into the Commons intending to make the country a better place, in the face of public contempt.

Katherine Parkinson, incidentally, doesn't have much to work with yet with the profoundly unsympathetic Rachel.

This is consistent with a profoundly abnormal StO2 recovery slope after VOT in our patients with a low lactate clearance, suggesting a persistent microvascular dysfunction.

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

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

But I think it has more to do with how profoundly public opinion is shifting against football.