Sentence examples for written profoundly from inspiring English sources

A lopsided and sometimes infuriating but sharply written, profoundly provocative novelistic update of Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice," which places Shylock, and his modern equivalent, at its center.

Furst writes profoundly realistic books.

The victory, Angell wrote, "profoundly enhanced and deepened the reputation of the Cincinnati Reds, who must now be compared seriously with the two or three paramount clubs of the last half century".

I was going to write profoundly hilarious but nothing about Shades is profound.

He says the issues are worth striking for, but writes profoundly against the strike.

This folk literature has affected the later written word profoundly.

This is a truly stunning debut, beautifully written and profoundly witty.

Instead, from the same year, 1957, I am choosing Richard Hoggart's beautifully written and profoundly influential, classic of British postwar cultural analysis, The Uses of Literacy.

He wrote: "Saudi Arabia profoundly wrong to execute Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.

The court's decision, Mr. Romer wrote, "will profoundly affect the information industry, the most technologically dynamic sector in our economy".

Besides "Steppe," Chekhov also wrote several profoundly tragic studies at that time, the most notable of which was "A Dreary Story" (1889), a penetrating study into the mind of an elderly and dying professor of medicine.