Examples of 'more profoundly' in a sentence
Meaning of "more profoundly"
more profoundly - Describes a deeper, more thorough, or more intense manner of understanding, analyzing, or experiencing something. It implies a higher level of depth or intensity in a particular context
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You could not be more profoundly wrong.
More profoundly than just learning the lists.
I could think of nothing more profoundly unfair.
I care more profoundly about the latter.
He is doing it today more quickly and more profoundly.
In our society more profoundly than ever before.
Threatens to politicize the university more profoundly and.
Probably more profoundly divided as ever in this century.
It also helped us know each other more profoundly.
Its absence is felt more profoundly because of this.
She touched many other people even more profoundly.
She was more profoundly.
A series allows you to address a certain theme more profoundly.
Experience more profoundly.
Recent psychological research explains human activity more profoundly.
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It could have affected him more profoundly than we realize.
More profoundly enjoyed.
To thrive we may need to come together more profoundly in communities.
He changed art more profoundly than any other artist of this century.
Patience allows all other virtues to manifest more profoundly.
This principle applies much more profoundly and truthfully to spiritual matters.
This is always there however sometimes you need to look for it more profoundly.
Because my stories would resonate more profoundly with the human soul.
That shows that you need to develop the skill of visualization more profoundly.
India is already and will be even more profoundly impacted by climate change.
His language of deification forces me to think more deeply and worship more profoundly.
Emotions are perceived more profoundly and one can access forgotten memories.
Among them were secret names that conveyed their true natures more profoundly than others.
Many of them were more profoundly affected by their disabilities and could not access reading.
The world is changing faster and more profoundly than ever.
No single act more profoundly indicates the love and generosity implicit in Creation.
Both of them are prisoners of the incapacity to more profoundly understand immediate experience.
This new look and feel express our identity and community beliefs more profoundly.
Probably no other artist has engaged more profoundly with psychology and psychoanalysis.
Our faith should help us understand Judaism more profoundly.
And the sacred writing themselves are more profoundly understood and increasingly made known in her.
However the story itself affected Yeats even more profoundly.
They can affect public policy far more profoundly and rapidly than detractors can imagine.
And little by little we shall receive the grace of Baptism more profoundly.
Critics have argued that patents would more profoundly affect the health sector.
More profoundly William Blake saw the universe in a grain of sand.
Both of these methods help her to connect more profoundly to her body and baby.
The more profoundly unfree we are, the more liberated we appear to be.
But the matter that captivates my heart even more profoundly is that of human psychology.
The more profoundly father, the more chaste his paternity was.
The protocol has been limited to six boys all more profoundly afflicted than your son.
This depth went on more profoundly within itself, past time and the limits of space.
This is the time that you can practice this more profoundly than ever before.
That is even more profoundly true for Lutherans.
And nowhere in Paris was that stench more profoundly repugnant.
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He kept trying to tell me you were profoundly selfish
We live in a world profoundly reliant on product standards
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Always is more money than they say
I can not take this any more
Rape is being used more frequently as a tactic of war
